[mumofstig]

somehow I doubt it   
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The pic looks suspiciously like the Walt Disney Resort tomato tree    
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Tomatotree.JPG

[DD.]

So, what's the problem.

Our climate's similar to Florida's isn't it? 

[arugula]

Hm. 

[8doubles]

So, what's the problem.

Our climate's similar to Florida's isn't it? 

Certain parts do resemble the Everglades !

[angelavdavis]

I guess the whole of our summer was very much like the hurricane season in Florida 

[viettaclark]

I hate to tell you this but I have basket toms still going outside and those I cut down a few weeks ago have resprouted and are flowering.
How's that for weird?

[arugula]

I hate to tell you this but I have basket toms still going outside

So do I, but it isn't quite winter yet.

[sunshineband]

Funnily enough I had a plant that grew from a squashed tomato on the edge of a pot in the greenhouse, germinating around mid December and growing slowly in the frost free greenhouse all winter.

Got to about a foot high, but a bit lanky though

Potted it on to give it a chance come March but it hardly fruited any earlier than the ones sown at normal time... so wouldn't bother again