1. Ignoring the forecast
2. Breaking the roots
3. Overlooking your tired soil
4. Planting tomatoes too deeply
5. Leaving a long stem above ground
6. Over-fertilizing new tomato seedlings
7. Baking your tomato plants
8. Letting your tomato plants go thirsty
9. Ignoring pests
10. Staking tomatoes too late
Top 10 Mistakes to Avoid When Setting Out Tomatoes Plants in the Garden
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