Couldn,t be any easier !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Plant making sure u have canes to support them wen they get tall. Keep them very well watered and make sure they get enuff sunlight and they shud yeild some beautiful fruits

It's easy and good fun. I find cherry tomatoes (e.g. Gardener's Delight, Sweet Million) more suited to growbags. Standard sized tomatoes occasionally develop Blossom End Rot when grown in this manner. Do not add feed to the water until the first flowers have started to drop off, or you will get plants with masses of leaves but little fruit. One more tip – towards the end of July, you may notice the lower leaves turning yellow between the veins – this is magnesium deficiency. As soon as you notice it, add a tiny pinch of Epsom's Salt to the feed. Good luck

You'd need to protect the young plants under cover initially. I successfully grew cherry toms in a growbag on my sunny patio when I lived in Sussex – that wouldn't happen where I live now (Scotland's east coast) – but I had them in pots inside on my kitchen windowsill until they were a larger. They'll need LOTS of watering and feeding with tomato feed.

Really easy, get a good tomato variety like "moneymaker" and keep watering until the flowers appear, these will fall off once the fruit starts to come through, then enjoy. I grew them for the first time last year and it was so easy, you just leave them to grow without having to do much other than watering.

sooooooooo easy, just make sure you keep the bag well watered and have some string/canes to support the growth (oh and some nice basil, olive oil and garlic to serve them with….plus nice bottle of Chianti!!)

i grow tomatoes in grow bags out side & get a fair amount off each plant but they do not come all at once so you need 3 or 4 plants to get enough to do any thing with

growing tomatoes in grow bags is so easy. Don't plant them out yet though, wait until there's no more frost, plant and keep watered. Home grown tomatoes are just the best!

You can grow any tomato in a container. We have a bunch growing in containers including a Topsy Turvy planter.

Tasty is a subjective term, some like their tomatoes sweet like the cherry tomatoes and some like them more acidic. Some people even like them green and fried, but I've never been able to develop a taste for them that way.

There are a lot of heirloom varieties that you can grow from seeds and they are becoming more popular at local garden centers.

Check out our Squidoo lens on heirloom tomatoes at-

http://www.squidoo.com/heirloom-tomatoes…

Visit our website for more container gardening ideas at-
http://www.gardening-at-the-crossroads.c…

Good Luck and Happy Gardening from Cathy and Neal!

Belgium Giants – They are an heirloom tomatoe, very mild sweet, and no acid, so they are easy to digest!

I have raised them from seed myself!

I have found, through much trial and error, that Creole tomatoes tend to have a very rich flavor. They have always done well in pots, and produce a large fruit.