I am in Melbourne, and usually tomatoes that are not ripe by about February just do not ripen. But this year we had heaps till end of May and then I have ripped most of the plants out. However there was one that I planted in the driveway; it was a little one I did not know what to do with and so i just popped it in the ground next to the house and a Luma shrub, and promptly forgotten about it. Couple of weeks ago I noticed something red all the way at the top of the 3m Luma! So with the help of a ladder I harvested handful of tomatoes, and have been picking them as they were ripening every couple of days. And here is what I got today
This plant is on the north/west corner of the house, which is right next to my patio where I always grow my tomatos in tubs. But this one gets the cold southerly wind blowing up my driveway. 
I wish I had not started reading this thread.
Just feel twice as cold now.
It is just 11C here, and no, I don't live in the snowy mountains, but the road is white with hail.
Brrrr that IS COLD, Erica.
Bet it feels like and Arctic Blast!
Hot water bottle, a blanky and a warm body for you!
