Heat

by Michael
(Jay, Florida )

I live in NW Florida. The temperatures start to get warm here in March and by June, it is in the 90’s with 100% humidity. By September it’s OMG hot. The only real successful crop I have is peppers. They love the heat.

But I want to grow tomatoes. So a variety and some tips to keep them going would be great. I usually pull old plants in the late summer and have more seeds going in the greenhouse. I get another small crop till first frost, sometimes as late as December. I'd like to grow a variety that produces sauce, cherry and/or canning tomatoes.