Cannot answer without a little more context to the question. If you are asking, can I transplant a tomato from one location to another, the answer is yes. You will have more success if the transplant is still a small seedling. Relocating tomato plants later in the season may affect fruit production, since you will be disturbing the root system which may require some recovery time before the plant will grow more.
It depends upon how large they are. If they are already full grown then you will not want to move them. It will give them such a shock that they will quit producing fruits. If they are younger plants you can certainly dig them up, put in a container, water well, and replant at the new house.
put seeds in the ground
1/5 or her garden is cherry tomatoes.
There are many thousands of different plants besides tomato plants. And there are many hundreds of varieties of tomato plants.
Cannot answer without a little more context to the question. If you are asking, can I transplant a tomato from one location to another, the answer is yes. You will have more success if the transplant is still a small seedling. Relocating tomato plants later in the season may affect fruit production, since you will be disturbing the root system which may require some recovery time before the plant will grow more.
YES! of course tomato PLANTS have PLANT cells!
Yes you do water tomato plants but don't over fill with water
Tomato Plants Make Great Skin Moisterisers!
You can find lots of pictures of tomato plants on google images.
tomato worms, also called hookworms or tobacoworms,are what eats the leaf of tomato plants.
yes supposedly by doing so it stops the tomato plants being attacked by aphids
Annual plants only grow once per year then they die. You will need to replant each spring.