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"I used your tips last year on my tomato crop. I had a much improved crop and will continue to use these tips on my future tomato crops."
~ John S. from Louisburg, NC - Verified Customer
"After we planted, following your instructions, we were amazed at the results. Your tip about pulling
off some of the leaves so as to provide more nutrition to the actual fruit works great. Our neighbor was so impressed she wanted to know what we were doing, so we shared your secrets with her. At this writing (January, 2012), we and our neighbor still have active vines that we still harvest (though just a bit, given the time of the year). We live near Galveston, Texas."
off some of the leaves so as to provide more nutrition to the actual fruit works great. Our neighbor was so impressed she wanted to know what we were doing, so we shared your secrets with her. At this writing (January, 2012), we and our neighbor still have active vines that we still harvest (though just a bit, given the time of the year). We live near Galveston, Texas."
~ Don T. from Hitchcook, TX - Verified Customer
"I have been following your information and instructions and have had great results. For example from what I have gleaned from your teachings I have used grow pots and bags so that the water(with nutrients) can get right to the root system instead of wasting away and the plant have to go searching for the required food. The overall results is that I have had perfect ripe on the vine tomatoes without stress and cracks. With your teachings people can feed their households and even do it as a good business even starting with their neighbours."
~ Alpha K. from Mississauga, ON - Verified Customer
"I've been raising tomatoes since I was a boy. About 30 years ago I worked for Mennonite truck-farmer in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He had alot of tricks, but I couldn't replicate everything here in Delaware. I used your tips last year and had the earliest and most profitable tomato crop ever. We ate tomatoes until Thanksgiving and would have had lots more had we not had a hurricane in late August which flooded my garden and greenhouses. Thanks for making your hints available."
~ Scott M. from Hartly, DE - Verified Customer
"Last year, My tomatoes grew so tall, they grew over the top of there 5' cage, they hung over 3'. I had tomatoes in the cage 3' and out of the cage. We still have tomatoes in the freezer, we will use up this spring."
~ Henry J. from Bay City, MI - Verified Customer
"I tried some of the techniques in Organic Tomato Magic on the tomatoes in my garden last summer. Immediately I could start to see some of the results. This is one book that was worth every penny."
~ Peter Y. from Longmeadow, MA - Verified Customer
"I tried some of the techniques in Organic Tomato Magic on the tomatoes in my garden last summer. Immediately I could start to see some of the results. This is one book that was worth every penny."
~ Peter Y. from Longmeadow, MA - Verified Customer
"I had the greatest tasting tomatoes ever last season using compost I made(with worms' help) from all of the vegetable waste we had this year. Thanks for the great tip about adding my own composted soil to the beds."
~ Michael K. from Charlotte, VT - Verified Customer
"After downloading the Organic Tomato Magic eBook last year following three years of failed diseased and disappointing horrible tomato crops I followed your instructions to the letter sometimes with doubts as to the possible results I did however continue and bingo! Of six tomato plants i cropped at least 40 kilos of juicy, huge sweet delicious fruits which kept me my family and friends in tomatoes for months in fact we made two gallons of tomato pasta sauce which we froze and used all winter we have just two frozen portions left and cannot wait to get planting again, the greenhouse is already cleaned and ready for its children!"
~ Tony S. from Merseyside, UK - Verified Customer
"I used your tips on growing tomatoes this last growing season and I did very well, I had 24 plants and I harvested about 300 lbs of tomatoes. My friends said my tomato plants were the biggest and the best plants they have ever seen. We had a very hot and dry summer and most people had a bad tomato crop, but thanks to the tips from Organic Tomato Magic, I had the best season ever!
~ Ken B. from Green Forest, AR - Verified Customer
"I tried your grand fathers style and planted 3 plants next to my house under the eave overhang and ran hemp rope down to stakes in the ground. I then tied my plants to the rope gently due to the wind and used old cloth
so as not to cut the attaching vine. Of course I prepared the soil best I could with Texas black gumbo soil, and
watered daily watching the growth. I couldn't believe how fast it grew and I removed unwanted suckers and leaves to promote budding. It all works and soon I had a good start but I found I also a pests, the birds were having a field day with each tomato, so now a cover or another location should solve that problem. I did plant too late because soon the Texas sun took it's toll and I had to wait till fall. I must admit this year I am getting
the cow poop and soil ready, and timing the last frost for early planting. Thanks for your rich heritage and efforts your family has passed on."
so as not to cut the attaching vine. Of course I prepared the soil best I could with Texas black gumbo soil, and
watered daily watching the growth. I couldn't believe how fast it grew and I removed unwanted suckers and leaves to promote budding. It all works and soon I had a good start but I found I also a pests, the birds were having a field day with each tomato, so now a cover or another location should solve that problem. I did plant too late because soon the Texas sun took it's toll and I had to wait till fall. I must admit this year I am getting
the cow poop and soil ready, and timing the last frost for early planting. Thanks for your rich heritage and efforts your family has passed on."
~ Andy K. from Frisco, TX - Verified Customer
"I read Organic Tomato Magic and decided to give it a try. But I will admit that I wasn't all the way sold on cutting all the leaves off my tomatoes. So I waded in and planted two rows...1 row following your tips and methods and 1 row the way my parents and their grandparents had done. WELL...I would have never believed the difference. 1 row grew into uncontrollable and untameable vines. And while there was a lot of fruit on these vines, there was rot and disease and pests. I got tomatoes but they weren't good tomatoes and it was work just getting to them to pick. On the other hand, the row I planted using your method yielded bucket after bucket of wonderful tomatoes free from disease and rot. The plants grew almost 7 feet high with no leaves or suckers! This year I'm planting two rows again but both rows will be according to your methods!"
~ James S. from Cynthiana, KY - Verified Customer
"I started pruning the leaves as recommended, and Voila! I had much more succulent plants. By the way, I brought a tomato plant started in a pot in Maine over the Summer, back down to Florida for the Winter and I faked it out. It grew all year long! My plant connoisseur friends were shocked! Thanks for the tips!"
~ Julie S. from St. Augustine, FL - Verified Customer
"I picked up 3 tomato seedlings from my local nursery this past fall. They were on discount clearance. It was really too late for planting as the weather here in the Phoenix Area is still very hot through September. They were growing so I thought I would see if they could last the winter and get an early start. I had never heard of
pruning the plants as you described in your information. I thought lots of leaves meant good things. I only knew to prune them way down when they were first planted but not to continue it. I never realized there were leaf branches and fruit branches and it was fascinating to see when I started pruning them how they actually grow. We have had a mild winter and the temperatures are now getting back to the high 60's and 70's and flowers are beginning to grow on the plants and they are growing faster. I need to review all of the info again as I haven't looked at it for awhile. I hope to have much better luck with them this season as tomatoes have not been one of my strong points in the past. Thanks for the enlightening information and listening to your wise teacher!"
pruning the plants as you described in your information. I thought lots of leaves meant good things. I only knew to prune them way down when they were first planted but not to continue it. I never realized there were leaf branches and fruit branches and it was fascinating to see when I started pruning them how they actually grow. We have had a mild winter and the temperatures are now getting back to the high 60's and 70's and flowers are beginning to grow on the plants and they are growing faster. I need to review all of the info again as I haven't looked at it for awhile. I hope to have much better luck with them this season as tomatoes have not been one of my strong points in the past. Thanks for the enlightening information and listening to your wise teacher!"
~ Cindy L. from Mesa, AZ - Verified Customer
"I bought your eBook to enhance our tomato growing skills. My wife and I enjoyed the information about pruning the plants. This winter we are growing and eating tomatoes off our glassed in porch in Florida."
~ Darryl K. from Florida - Verified Customer
"I was fascinated by your eBook and incorporated as much as I could the same day I read it. I thought I knew
enough (before your book) to be successful, but as with many things in the journey of life I quickly learned that I knew just enough to know that I had a lot to learn. As long as I can remember we always had a summer garden and always enjoyed a season of fresh tomatoes and a winter of delicious recipes made from garden canned tomatoes. I would be sent out to the garden to pick vegetables for dinner and would find myself barefoot in the lush soil eating tomatoes off the vine as if they were apples. That was my life in Ohio. Now I'm in Arizona and have visions of growing year round. Your eBook was a portal to a world I had merely had a glimpse of. I am slowly making strides to capitalize on my dream of self sufficiency. Learning about what you are working with is key, but something I conveniently overlooked in the beginning. Last season I learned that tomato plants were actually vines and thrived on vibration. I learned that they needed to be trimmed in order to produce more fruit. I learned that they didn't necessarily agree with the way I watered them and that they needed TLC just like we do. I incorporated some of these simple measures last season and had more produce than I knew what to do with and my growing season seemed to extend itself. I was amazed and incredibly inspired. I plan to enable my plants to enjoy the knowledge you have shared this coming season so they can thrive as much as I do. Thank you so much!"
enough (before your book) to be successful, but as with many things in the journey of life I quickly learned that I knew just enough to know that I had a lot to learn. As long as I can remember we always had a summer garden and always enjoyed a season of fresh tomatoes and a winter of delicious recipes made from garden canned tomatoes. I would be sent out to the garden to pick vegetables for dinner and would find myself barefoot in the lush soil eating tomatoes off the vine as if they were apples. That was my life in Ohio. Now I'm in Arizona and have visions of growing year round. Your eBook was a portal to a world I had merely had a glimpse of. I am slowly making strides to capitalize on my dream of self sufficiency. Learning about what you are working with is key, but something I conveniently overlooked in the beginning. Last season I learned that tomato plants were actually vines and thrived on vibration. I learned that they needed to be trimmed in order to produce more fruit. I learned that they didn't necessarily agree with the way I watered them and that they needed TLC just like we do. I incorporated some of these simple measures last season and had more produce than I knew what to do with and my growing season seemed to extend itself. I was amazed and incredibly inspired. I plan to enable my plants to enjoy the knowledge you have shared this coming season so they can thrive as much as I do. Thank you so much!"
~ Stacia R. from Camp Verde, AZ - Verified Customer
"I downloaded the book last year and forwarded it on to my nephew as a gift for him. I live in an apartment and could not grow anything here. He is a new farmer in the Northeast and LOVED the information. It has helped him in working his tomato crop. My mother in Calif also was complaining about her tomatoes and I simply
stated: 'you should try...'. She did it! She had them planted in the wrong area of her garden and was putting stuff from the grocery store on them for fertilizer. Crazy. I wish I could grow tomatoes like I used to have in New Jersey, some day. The information provided is priceless."
stated: 'you should try...'. She did it! She had them planted in the wrong area of her garden and was putting stuff from the grocery store on them for fertilizer. Crazy. I wish I could grow tomatoes like I used to have in New Jersey, some day. The information provided is priceless."
~ Dr. J from Kenner, LO - Verified Customer
"I teach folks how to grow tomatoes and tell them all about the success I've had with the pruning and pollinating techniques I learned from you. I had a Japanese Black Trifele that gave me over 200 tomatoes in 2
susccessive batches! Amazing. Thank you so much."
susccessive batches! Amazing. Thank you so much."
~ Norma N. from San Rafael, CA - Verified Customer
"I teach folks how to grow tomatoes and tell them all about the success I've had with the pruning and pollinating techniques I learned from you. I had a Japanese Black Trifele that gave me over 200 tomatoes in 2
susccessive batches! Amazing. Thank you so much."
susccessive batches! Amazing. Thank you so much."
~ Norma N. from San Rafael, CA - Verified Customer
"Thanks for your tomato tips. I grew tomatoes that were about 4 lbs. We are aiming for bigger this year!"
~ Kathy Z. from Lumby, BC - Verified Customer
"My name is Tommy Parker and the seeds I got were planted in late spring I planted three rows i had tons of tomatoes in early summer and a few in late summer because of the heat but in fall and early winter I have never seen so many tomatoes I gave away to friends and put up 250 quarts of red tomatoes and 150 quarts of green relish like you buy at Catfish King there was about 15- 5 gallon buckets when frost. It was the best year ever. Thank you!"
~ Tommy P. from Monroe, LA - Verified Customer
"I have been following your tomato growing tips since last September when I planted my fall Tomato garden here in Florida. Thanks for your tips my tomatoes are better than ever."
~ Paul P. from Cocoa Beach, FL - Verified Customer
"My wife and I had one of the most unbelievable organic tomato gardens last year! We usually just water two to three times a day? The backyard tomatoes were all transplants from the side garden. We tried to thin the herd but it was no use. You can see some of the tomatoes are almost as big as the corn they are
choking out. We had so many tomatoes we had to give them away. One day a CDTA Bus pulled over and the bus driver got out several times to bring bags of our tomatoes to the other passengers on the bus. In unison they all thanked my wife who was picking more tomatoes."
choking out. We had so many tomatoes we had to give them away. One day a CDTA Bus pulled over and the bus driver got out several times to bring bags of our tomatoes to the other passengers on the bus. In unison they all thanked my wife who was picking more tomatoes."
~ John H. from Niskayuna, NY - Verified Customer
"Thanks for all the tips to grow healthy, juicy, strong tomatoes. Midsummer a couple of years ago I was wanting to enrich the soil in a garden box so I composted some old, store bought tomatoes into the soil. I dug a hole, chopped them with the trowel and covered them with soil. When October rolled around I noticed about 15 small (3") tomato plants growing where I had composted the tomatoes. I couldn't let these darling plants freeze (were talking Alberta Canada when it freezes in October). Only one ended up thriving. Luckily, I remembered that in the summer I had been introduced to your website. I started to use your suggestions to grow strong tomatoes. It took till around March for this plant to grow big and strong enough to give us tomatoes - remember it was inside during the winter with not the strong hot summer sunlight. Well, with using your tips, we have been getting tomatoes ever since - for almost 3 years! The "tomato tree"/vine has grown up to the sky lights and coming down again. We have left it in the house and its' been great. We always have blossoms and tomatoes of different ripeness on the plant. What a treat to pluck a fresh tomato for eating. Yum! Thanks to your tips the plant produces way larger than its original small cluster size tomatoes that I
first put in the planter box as mulch. The tomatoes have all been much larger and mostly, the large 'fit in your hand' size. Delicious and juicy! You bet! Our friends love it when we bring just picked off our own plant tomatoes over for them - all year long! Thanks again - couldn't have done it without your wonderful tips!"
first put in the planter box as mulch. The tomatoes have all been much larger and mostly, the large 'fit in your hand' size. Delicious and juicy! You bet! Our friends love it when we bring just picked off our own plant tomatoes over for them - all year long! Thanks again - couldn't have done it without your wonderful tips!"
~ Rosemary B. from Calgary, AB - Verified Customer
"I just wanted to let you know (Of course you already know) your grandpa's tomato growing techniques are fool-proof-they absolutely work! I couldn't give enough tomatoes away last season and by the way. I have a tomato plant that popped up 3 weeks ago that volunteered in my garden. I'm in Nevada and our nights have been in the low 30's, not exactly tomato weather but it's growing strong and beautiful so I'm excited to see how many tomatoes I get this season. There is nothing like the taste of homegrown organic tomatoes and I have come up with some of the best recipes. So, thank you for sharing your info with us. Good luck and God Bless you."
~ Lisa B. from Henderson, LV - Verified Customer
"I have raised tomatoes (and other veggies) for probably the past 52 years and until I read your instructions as to how best to raise tomatoes both to share with friends and for our own use, I had hesitated to cut foliage as I thought the tomato needed shade to keep from sun burning. Last summer i used your instructions and raised more tomatoes than I would have thought possible. Thanks for the advice."
~ R.G. Bomar from Wake Forest, NC - Verified Customer
"I have found your tomato tips very interesting and followed them quite closely. Here in Australia we are more than half way through our season and I have a small variety of tomatoes growing in some quite open soil so the water drains easily, and I therefore water regularly as here in Adelaide it has been over 30 Celsius for
weeks now. I actually cut off most of the leaves a few weeks ago and the amount of flowered branches that came on was incredible, but due to the heat some withered. We are still enjoying a good crop of tomatoes and almost every day I pick some red juicy tomatoes and I only have 4 plants. Thanks for your help."
weeks now. I actually cut off most of the leaves a few weeks ago and the amount of flowered branches that came on was incredible, but due to the heat some withered. We are still enjoying a good crop of tomatoes and almost every day I pick some red juicy tomatoes and I only have 4 plants. Thanks for your help."
~ Steve C. from Valley View, South Australia - Verified Customer
"I have been reading your advice for awhile. The only story I can tell you is of my experience this past
summer. We live in Indiana, and last summer was hot, hot, hot, with very little rain. We planted two small plants in the Spring. By July the plants were already producing nice tomatoes, but as it got dryer and dryer,
production naturally diminished. That was when I read your advice about watering the plants....that the more water I gave them, the more they would produce. So, that is what we did. Soon after that we had so many we were giving them to the neighbors. We could not eat them all ourselves. In return we got some nice green beans, some banana bread, and some other goodies from the neighbors we had given the tomatoes to. So, your advice was great. Those plants were still producing past the first frost. There were still many green ones and a few red ones low on the vines, managed to live past the frost. We were very happy with the results. Thanks so much."
summer. We live in Indiana, and last summer was hot, hot, hot, with very little rain. We planted two small plants in the Spring. By July the plants were already producing nice tomatoes, but as it got dryer and dryer,
production naturally diminished. That was when I read your advice about watering the plants....that the more water I gave them, the more they would produce. So, that is what we did. Soon after that we had so many we were giving them to the neighbors. We could not eat them all ourselves. In return we got some nice green beans, some banana bread, and some other goodies from the neighbors we had given the tomatoes to. So, your advice was great. Those plants were still producing past the first frost. There were still many green ones and a few red ones low on the vines, managed to live past the frost. We were very happy with the results. Thanks so much."
~ Alberto B. from Indianapolis, Indiana - Verified Customer
"I used your suggested method of pruning and had more tomatoes than I knew what to do
with although I made many neighbors happy. Thanks for the help."
with although I made many neighbors happy. Thanks for the help."
~ DeVerl B. from Pleasant Grove, UT - Verified Customer
"Last year after reading up on your tomato growing. I did the leaf cutting off and other suggestions. I had a great season. Lots of tomatoes all the way up to the frost. No problems with disease either. Thanks so much. I am even planning on doing some major farming this year."
~ Vernon G. from Wilmington, NC - Verified Customer
"I followed your tip on growing better tomatoes, It worked great. We grew more tomatoes that we knew what to do with. This year I am going to start again and hopefully it will be as good as last year ."
~ Hank S. from Newark, DE - Verified Customer
"I followed your tip on growing better tomatoes, It worked great. We grew more tomatoes that we knew what to do with. This year I am going to start again and hopefully it will be as good as last year ."
~ Hank S. from Newark, DE - Verified Customer
- The entire tomato grooming secret explained in rich detail: How to groom the leaf branches in such a way, as the plant grows, to always leave the 3 necessary leaves in the correct area so they act as solar panels and lungs for the plants.
- When you groom your tomato plants, new stems will try to grow out of the tomato plants to form an entirely new plant. Learn how to handle these properly without damaging the plant.
- The grooming secret will send your plants into great heights, but can also increase the risk of disease if you do not take care of the leaf branches properly, find out why.
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How to save time and money pollinating your tomato flowers when they are ready. This method is so simple, it will cost you $0, and takes less than 5 minutes to pollinate an entire green-house of tomatoes. You don’t have to spend money on expensive pollinating fluids or other contraptions.
- An average tomato plant will only have 3 to 4 fruit bunches. Learn how my grandfather grew tomato plants with 7, and even 10 fruit bunches, and how you can easily do the same. These tomato plants were almost 12 feet tall! If the tomato grooming technique doubles your harvest, this will double it again!
- The exact fertilizer you need for your tomato plants to germinate quickly and grow like there’s no tomorrow. (This is the cheapest, most overlooked fertilizer on the market, you don’t need any of the fancy stuff that goes for $10 a bag)
- Learn the precise acidity of the soil that’s required for your tomato plants to be truly happy, strong, and healthy. How to prepare the soil in a few easy steps.
- How to organize your garden or green house so your tomatoes thrive with other plants nearby. Example: Pickles CANNOT grow with tomatoes in the same greenhouse mixed together for long. The pickles like much different temperature, put them together and your pickles might very easily get sick and spread it onto your tomatoes.
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How to grow great tomatoes year after year...
What creates genetic deformations in tomatoes and how to avoid it! If you want to grow great tomatoes not only once, but year after year, you need to know this. or you’ll end up with deformed tomatoes with green pulp in the center... Yuck! - And much more!
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If my grandfather could do it in the 1970s with simple foil green-houses and no hydroponics systems...and, only one healthy arm, You'll have incredible success with these techniques.
Yup! Now, that's less than the cost of a decent bag of soil, heck, I can't buy the ingredients to make spaghetti at home for that much, you'll be swimming in beautiful, ripe tomatoes, for the same investment.
This is a drop in the bucket compared to the time, money and frustration you'd experience without owning this guide-book and trying to "trial and error" your way through growing tomatoes. You can't afford not to know how one man grew 12 tons of incredible organic tomatoes, year after year, without losing plants to disease, and without the technology we have today!
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Sincerely,
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