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1. backgarden.org › tomatoes-perennialsAre Tomatoes Perennials Or Annuals? - BackGarden.org

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   May 18, 2020 · Even though most people grow tomatoes as annuals, tomatoes are actually perennial plants that can persist for multiple growing seasons. In terms of a plant lifespan, in botanical terminology, we have three types of plants: annuals, biennials, and perennials.

2. www.thespruce.com › are-tomato-plants-perennialWill Tomato Plants Come Back Next Year? Not Likely, A Pro Says

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   Sep 5, 2024 · Are tomato plants perennial or annual crops? The answer is: it depends. Although tomatoes are technically perennials, they are sensitive to cold and don’t survive winters outdoors in USDA zones 6 and below.

3. www.idealhome.co.uk › overwintering-tomato-plantsAre tomato plants a perennial that can survive winter?

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   Sep 1, 2024 · While the simple answer is yes, they can survive winter but they do need some help to do so. Without taking quite a few steps, a tomato plant will most likely not survive the colder and darker months of the year here in Britain.

4. gardeningbreak.com › do-tomato-plants-grow-backDo Tomato Plants Come Back Every Year? Gardener Explains

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   “Tomato plants cannot survive frost so they will not grow back every year after a cold winter. If they are not exposed to frost and gets enough direct sunlight, however, many tomato plants can live and produce fruit for several years since it is technically a perennial plant.”

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5. www.plant-garden-secrets.com › blog › do-tomatoAnnual or Perennial: Do Tomato Plants Come Back Each Year?

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   Jul 24, 2023 · Tomato plants are technically perennials. Given the right conditions—primarily a frost-free environment—they can live, flower, and fruit for several years. This perennial nature is more evident when tomato plants are grown in their native habitat (tropical and subtropical regions) where the climate allows them to survive for multiple years.

6. www.rhs.org.uk › plants › 320857Gladiolus &Bananarama&PBR | /RHS

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   Gladiolus are cormous perennials with fans of sword-shaped or linear leaves and spikes of funnel-shaped flowers. Name status. Accepted

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   Do tomato plants come back every year?

   • Tomato plants are technically perennials - plants that live for more than two years. But then why don’t they come back every year in most gardens? In the next sections, we'll answer this question and explore why, despite their perennial nature, tomato plants are generally treated as annuals by most gardeners.

   Annual or Perennial: Do Tomato Plants Come Back Each Year?

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   Are tomato plants perennials?

   • This article covers what I learned Most tomato varieties are perennials, meaning they can live for several years. In most parts of the world, however, tomato plants are grown as annuals since they cannot survive frost. So while most tomato plants are perennials, they are usually only grown as such in their native tropical regions.

   Do Tomato Plants Come Back Every Year? Gardener Explains

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   Can Tomato plants survive more than one season?

   • However, in some favorable climates, particularly where frost is absent, tomato plants can survive longer than one season. They may continue to produce a small quantity of tomatoes into a second year, though typically with decreased vigor and yield compared to the first year. This leads us to an interesting realization.

   Annual or Perennial: Do Tomato Plants Come Back Each Year?

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   Can Tomato plants survive a cold winter?

   • “Tomato plants cannot survive frost so they will not grow back every year after a cold winter. If they are not exposed to frost and gets enough direct sunlight, however, many tomato plants can live and produce fruit for several years since it is technically a perennial plant.”

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   Can you keep a tomato plant alive all year?

   • While it is technically possible to keep a tomato plant alive all year, it is probably not worth it. At least in most parts of the world. The plants won’t survive outside in the winter when there is frost and since they also need quite a lot of sunlight, you will most likely need artificial grow lights to keep them alive.

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   Do Indeterminate tomato plants grow back?

   • Indeterminate tomato plants are more likely to grow back than determinate plants since they have a longer lifespan. If you try this, there must be at least a few months left of the growing season since it takes a while for the plants to grow back.

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8. www.gardenersworld.com › plants › time-saving-tipsTime-saving tips for growing tomatoes - BBC Gardeners World ...

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   Feb 13, 2020 · Prevent losing your crop to tomato blight by keeping tomatoes dry if planted outdoors, ventilated and by choosing blight resistant varieties like 'Lizzano' and 'Jasper'. Discover how to grow tomatoes faster, including tips on reducing watering and growing in pots, with advice from the experts at BBC Gardeners' World Magazine.