Yes , I always have a fall crop. I recommend tomatoes with a short maturity
like Early Girl ( 52 days). You need to get your plants started now and
transplant as soon as you can, or leave in large pots if you prefer. You
will have to mulch well and keep them well watered during August and most of
September but late September and October will be your best growing period.
Depending on your start date, fresh tomatoes in late October and thru
November until our first frost. If we are lucky, here in the Austin area, we
can sometimes grow until December before the first frost. I also suggest a
fall bell pepper crop. Cool mornings and warm afternoons really produce good
bells.

Have Fun

JEM
"terryd" wrote in message
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Is it possible to plant any type of tomato now ready for a winter crop
?
I have just been reading this article here
http://tinyurl.com/noas8
But i am not sure of what type of tomato to sow.
They would out side in big pots.

Thanks




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terryd