Yes, tomatoes in fall are a thing—and a good one at that. Our Fall Tomato Collection features fast-growing, heat-tolerant varieties that still set fruit when others give up.
Start them in July, and you’ll be harvesting just as the weather cools down. With the right support and sunlight, you can have fresh tomatoes well into November.
This fall’s lineup includes:
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Brad’s Atomic Grape – colorful, complex, and fun to grow
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Riesentraube – reliable clusters of red cherries with a touch of history
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Green Zebra – zesty and unique with bold green striping
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Glacier Blush – an early producer that’s great for cooler nights
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Siberian – cold-tolerant and surprisingly flavorful
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Spoon – teeny tiny tomatoes that are pure garden candy
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Mexico Midget – intense flavor in a micro-sized red cherry
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Chocolate Cherry – rich, deep color and sweet-earthy taste
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Honey Drop Cherry – fruity, honey-sweet, and smooth
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Yellow Pear – classic, mild, and a kid favorite
All are organically grown and carefully selected to perform well in North Texas fall gardens.