One way to preserve your summer tomatoes is to bring them inside at the end of summer. You may be able to save the tomato plants over winter for a period. Older plants will gradually stop producing, so you can't save them forever, but you can extend the harvest.
we always start over ever spring with new plants since we live where they freeze each year. but if you want to try and save them then you can cover them with sheets during freeze warnings
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One way to preserve your summer tomatoes is to bring them inside at the end of summer. You may be able to save the tomato plants over winter for a period. Older plants will gradually stop producing, so you can't save them forever, but you can extend the harvest.
we always start over ever spring with new plants since we live where they freeze each year. but if you want to try and save them then you can cover them with sheets during freeze warnings