Square Foot Gardening – Tomatoes

Today I planted my Tomato seedlings in a 4×4 foot raised bed. I planted them one plant per square foot.

I know that is far to crowded for these plants to be healthy in humid Central Florida, but I do plan on thinning them out once they start to grow vigorously.

I planted 8 Roma (determinate) and 4 Brandywine (indeterminate) with the plan of thinning both down to half.

I also planted 4 black beauty eggplants as well!

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4 Responses to “Square Foot Gardening – Tomatoes”

  1. christy says:

    I was just wondering if you can successfully plant tomatoes this close together in drier climates, like central CA?

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    Dan Reply:

    You sure can… I have mine pretty close together here in Central Florida where it is humid. You just have to watch to make sure that there is plenty of air flow between plants!

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  2. Kelly says:

    Do you ever have a problem with Leaf Miners? Every year they decimate my tomato plant leaves and I haven’t figured out how to get them under control.

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    Dan Reply:

    @Kelly,
    I have not had any problems with them as of yet!

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