hat’s that old song lyric, “You say tomato, I say tomahto”? It seems to me that when August rolls around, it doesn’t matter how you say it, just bring on those fresh tomatoes! Warm and succulent off ...

WOODLEAF — Few things in life are as satisfying as biting into a ripe tomato. Unity Presbyterian Church captures that sentiment each year at the Woodleaf Tomato Festival, and last Saturday was no ...

It is time to celebrate. The tomato, that most beguiling of summer creatures, is just beginning to appear in our farmers markets. The frenzy of harvest is now officially under way. To best enjoy ...

For many gardeners, Town Meeting is the reminder that it is time to plant tomato seeds. The tender seedlings must wait on windowsills to be transplanted until the threat of a late May frost has passed ...

As the Gershwin tune goes: “You like tomato, and I like tomahto.” No matter how you pronounce it, though, you will find no shortage of the summer favorite this season. Red, yellow, purple, green or ...