Use stakes, tomato cages, or other support structures to gently tie the plants as they grow. This support system helps ...

Pepper varieties that produce large peppers, such as poblanos and bell peppers, take up more space in the garden than some peppers and often need stakes to keep their branches from breaking.

While mid-March is a great time to begin planting many warm-season vegetables, such as tomatoes, snap beans, squash, sweet corn and cucumbers, a backyard Louisiana garden just wouldn't be complete ...

Most peppers need support, so stake your plants or put small tomato cages around them before they get big. Fertilize peppers with fish emulsion, according to package directions, ...

Pepper plants usually won’t grow more than 18 inches tall, but I stake them anyway because they can get knocked over on windy days. Because this is going to be a scientific experiment, ...