Re: [gardeners] Tomatoes...overwinter?

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Tomatoes are perennials in their native climes. You can actually set those you have back in the
ground when it warms up next year and they will grow. I have gotten crops from tomato plants that
were held over winter and then replanted. You can probably sucker them also although I have not
tried it.

George

Teressa Kandianis wrote:
> 
> I have an unheated green house (in extreme NW Washington, wet and cold) with
> some tomatoes still fairly healthy though not setting fruit or ripening.
> Can I root suckers of these plants and expect them to be as good as new
> starts for next year?  Teressa Kandianis

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