Once cold temperatures hit your garden, your tomato growing season is over for sure and for certain. Fruit are smaller and less flavorful in your late season crop than summer’s bounty.īut tomato plants cannot survive a hard freeze or frost. However, while you’re waiting for the end of the season, tomato blossoms are few and far between. Indeterminates, on the other hand, keep producing fruit until Mother Nature freezes them out. Your determinate tomato plants will shrivel, drop their fruit, and leaves turn brown – in early fall or even in late summer. Determinate tomatoes produce the largest number of their crop in a short window of time and shut down before indeterminates. If you grow determinate tomatoes, you won’t have much guesswork. How do you know when tomato plants are done producing?
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