For a gardener, there’s nothing more satisfying than eating vine-ripened tomatoes right out of the garden. But wait, what’s with that scraggly plant down the row? Perhaps its leaves are ...

It sounds like your plant could have tomato russet mites. These are tiny sucking insects that thrive in high temperatures and low humidity, exactly what summers on the Peninsula provide – and ...

Sabrina Hahn explains how to tell if you have the tomato russet mite in your garden and what to do about it. She is chatting to Michael Tetlow. Credits. Michael Tetlow, Author; ...