What Should I Do To Save My Fig Trees?
Janet in Massillon says, “I've got a question about my fig trees. The previous year I protected them, covered them. They did great. And I had tons of figs, but none of them ripened. [...]
A Rohr’s Nursery Guide to Tomatoes – Varieties, Fertilization, & Planting
We're finally covering tomatoes! Today Rachel's talking about in determinant and determinant tomatoes, heirloom and hybrid varieties, fertilization products to use, and more.
Gardening Myths #9 – Keeping or Trimming Tomato Suckers
Now tomato suckers, people have always asked, you take those off, do not take them off. It's kind of a personal opinion, to be honest. They come off like a 45 degree angle, off [...]
Rohr’s Seed Starting Guide 2026
Rohr's has compiled a comprehensive seed starting guide to help you have the best results for starting your edible garden this year. Find the best time to start certain seeds indoors and outdoors, how [...]
Recovering Cut Down Raspberries
Dee in Canton asks, ‘Hi, I've had raspberries almost all my life, and unfortunately a line service came in and cut my berries down to about three inches on the ground. They're red and [...]
Meyer Lemon Tree Hasn’t Bloomed Yet
This is from Janet, who says “My healthy Meyer lemon tree has not bloomed yet. Is there anything I can do to get it to blossom before I bring it back indoors? Last year [...]
Big Boy Tomatoes Aren’t Getting Big!
Fred in North Canton asks, “My tomatoes are just small, they're not getting big. They're all big boys, and I don't understand what's going on as far as the size of it.” I'm not [...]
Why Aren’t Your Tomatoes Producing More?
Bev in Plain Township wants to know, “our tomato plants this year are going crazy. They're between six and seven feet tall. They are huge. We can't even stake them anymore. However, we don't [...]