Growing Tomatoes Outdoors in the Winter

You can grow tomatoes outdoors in the winter if you have the correct climate, these are tomatoes that my dad has been growing in his garden in the Phoenix, Arizona area where temperatures get down to below freezing sometimes lows averaging in the 40's and highs in the 60's and 70's.

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[ArizonaAdventures]

looks great, but throw out that miracle grow man...thats bad stuff! I bet those tom.'s are loving this weather were having now :) It seems to have been a fairly warm winter compared to the last few before this one, fine by me though, lol, take care!

[GrowSomethingGreen]

@ArizonaAdventures Yeah for sure I bet they are, and yeah its been really warm compared to last winter.

[SteveHarpster]

that is awesome I live in vegas and its starting to look good here, happy growing

[GrowSomethingGreen]

@SteveHarpster Thanks you too

[MyInspiredCreation]

Thanks for sharing! Those tomatoes are looking mighty tasty!

[GrowSomethingGreen]

@MyInspiredCreation No problem, they are tasty.

[GrowSomethingGreen]

@wmkk808 Yeah he did a really good job this year and has had a ton of tomatoes.

[wmkk808]

they looks great, especially since its so cold, your dads doing an awesome job at keeping that plant going...

[GrowSomethingGreen]

@Helioforge Yeah definitely, I think it's a pretty cool trick...

[GrowSomethingGreen]

@sonnysand The same thing was happening to my dad's, they stayed green forever but now just started turning red. I say just keep them on, keep watering and eventually they'll turn.