Growing Tomatoes Like A Pro: How to Grow Juicy, Colorful, Tasty, Organic Tomatoes in Your Backyard & in Containers

I bought this as a means of teaching me how to have my plants produce more tomatoes per plant. Half way through the season, I run out. I wanted to find something that could help in making it more productive. As I was reading this book, it made a lot of sense on many topics. One thing that seemed to stand out to me is the section on soil composition. I knew that the soil composition could kill the plant if it is not good. I did not know that it can cause other plants to live, but it will make them lower yielding. I think that this might have been the problem that I was going through with my own. So, I am going to try this book's advice, and I honestly think that this does have the potential of giving me a much more successful tomato season this long. This means more chances for my family to enjoy one of our favorite foods.