Hi All,
if the frost does not see them off the blight will. as the winter gets cold
and more to the point damp. I have never had any survive through the winter
even in a green house. having said that the green house is not heated. may
be heat would make a difference, but would it be economic to have heat on
?. it would not for me so I have not done it. hope this helps you.

Richard M. Watkin.

"The Cook" wrote in message
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Matthew Montchalin wrote:

Are there any tomato breeds that are more resistant than others
to cold weather? I am wondering if any of them could come close
to being perennial, even if their fruit were kind of small, or
berry-like?

That way they'd almost count as perennials.


I have never heard of any that will survive a major frost. Your only
option is a greenhouse.

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Susan N.

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