Tomato pruning trick that will make them taste better this summer

One expert has shared a little-known pruning trick which will help increase your harvest

As gardening enthusiasts monitor the growth of their tomato plants this summer, a gardening expert has revealed a lesser-known pruning technique that could boost your yield.

READ MORE: Quaint Peak District village that many won't have heard of named as one of UK's best holiday destinations The expert added: "If it's indeterminate, I will begin to prune them a couple of weeks after planting." He added: "I then just keep training the plant up the twine support as it grows. If the plant has developed two main stems, both could be trained up separate supports, or just prune one away and pop it in water as that will create a nice new plant."

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