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Cut them back to about 8-10 inches, removing all fruits and leaves. At this point you can cover them or place plastic milk jugs filled with water close to the stems.

PUBLISHED: February 7, 2025 at 7:15 AM PST Q. My tomato plant still has a lot of tomatoes on it, even though most of the vines were killed by frost. Would these be safe to can?

PUBLISHED: February 7, 2025 at 7:15 AM PST Q. My tomato plant still has a lot of tomatoes on it, even though most of the vines were killed by frost. Would these be safe to can?

Cut them back to about 8-10 inches, removing all fruits and leaves. At this point you can cover them or place plastic milk jugs filled with water close to the stems.