Will Tomatoes Grow All Year Round?

The lush, juicy fruits of the tomato (Solanum lycopersicum) are cultivated in summer gardens and die when frost arrives in fall or early winter. In most of the United States, you'll have to plant and cultivate at least one indoor tomato plant to enjoy the fresh fruits year-round.

Can you keep a tomato plant alive all year?

You can grow tomatoes indoors to keep them alive all year, but indoor tomatoes tend to be smaller than outdoor plants in the summer as well as producing less of a harvest. You can move plants from outside to the indoors for the winter, but they will eventually stop producing fruit.

Can a tomato plant grow year round?

New South Wales: North Coast

Plant all year round. Harvest within 10–12 weeks for most varieties. Tomatoes will take slightly longer to ripen in the winter months than in spring/summer.