I am looking to start with Tomatoes, however want some guidance from you all. How does it compare with soil or soiless in growing tomatoes.

I have read somewhere about this automation, but fully not recognized how it works automatically. Does this is similar to automatic Drip Irrigation or what will be automated in Hydroponics?
Thanks in advance.

I am seeing a lot of grafting clips in online stores, but didnt getting which is the best for tomato plants. I am looking to get support for plants from sticks. Do you think I should spend money for these grafting clips?

What are grafting clips and how may I find they are useful to my plants? I did a search and found many types of clips so unable to know which one needs for my plants.

Are there plants that really work to keep away pests like mosquitoes or even biting flies? I've read about some but I don't know if they really work.

For the first time last year I planted a vegetable garden using the existing space the previous owners had used. They eventually turned the garden into a sunflower garden because there was too much work involved in maintaining a vegetable garden.

I planted some carrots along with some other vegetable and my carrots really didn't grow very well into the ground. Does this happen often? They stayed thin and short and eventually rotted or mutated into something strange looking. Any advice?

I totally redid our front landscape 2 or 3 years ago. Should I remove some of the top mulch and replace it this year? The color is still very good and I have no weeds coming through.

I was thinking to buy a tractor in Australia for my farm, although I find prices and varieties, but which one could you suggest me for multiple purposes, not only ploughing the field.

I am Robert from Sydney, Australia was invited by a friend to me here. I am growing some peppers and cherry tomatoes from long time, unfortunately I lost all the crops few months ago.

As the title says, but does this plant is really an aquatic?