The season for planting tomatoes is coming up. Spring is here. The winter this year was so long and drawn out that I found myself longing for a spade, some black earth and a flat of tomato plants.

My favorite way to indulge such passions is to create a folio for InDepthInfo on the subject. Thus, I have put together InDepthInfo on Tomatoes.

InDepthInfo seems to continuously evolve. There are parts of it that are ten years old, as I pointed out in a previous post, I seldom find the time to bring the older sections up to the new look. The tomato website took me three weeks to put together and it exhibits my philosophy on information presentation. It starts with an overview that serves as a kind of table of contents, and some of the pages delve down to subsections (such as the page on growing tomatoes). Other pages branch (such as the page on cooking). Meanwhile there are tangential references to other folios and articles throughout. I think it gives the whole tomato site an organic feel. At the same time it is relatively easy to navigate.

My idea is to present information in an easy to use, straight-forward manner, but at the same time retain the nuances and the depth that is important to more advanced readers.