A woman examining new flower buds for a tomato plant - Westend61/Getty Images Having extremely green and lush leaves doesn't necessarily mean that your plants are thriving. That's especially the case ...

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Q: We’ve gathered lots of tomatoes and green beans even though I have not seen many bees. I have planted coneflowers nearby to attract pollinators. Do all plants have both male and female blooms like ...

Question for Dan Gill: Some of my tomato blossoms are being cut off by some insect. What can I do to stop this? --Emma. Answer: Fortunately, there aren't any insects - or any other critters - that cut ...

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My tomato plants have produced dozens of flowers, but very few fruits have set. I have even shaken the flowers to make sure they were pollinated. Can you tell me what is wrong? Your shaking of the ...

1.) The recent intense heat is aborting the flower buds. Keep the soil damp, look for a slightly cooler spot (next to a west-facing aluminum-sided, white building, for example, is an extra hot spot), ...