My Tomato is Frostproof

Story started at the end of November when really stiff frosts hit (several nights exceeding -4 in the garden).

Everything in my unheated greenhouse stone dead, all the peppers and tomatoes gone as expected - except one.

Most of the plant was gone but an 18 inch high sucker and another short one on one of the plants was alive and well.

A month and much more cold weather later the tips of some of the leaves are a little damaged but otherwise standing proud with a flowerbud!

Is this normal?

 

Welcome to Gardeners Corner Paul

Blimey, they usually stop growing below 10c and the frost usually does for them

 

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I was wondering whether I ought to transplant it to a pot and put it in the conservatory where it will be safe from further weather.

 

Good move, certainly worth trying to get some seed from it

 

Here is a pic of it.

 

Well thats doing better than the one I wrapped in bubble wrap inside the greenhouse