Author Topic: Do I need to replant vegetable plants every year in my region?  (Read 433 times)

eez0

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I'm based in the Canary Islands, zone 11b.

So far, I have several subtropical and temperate trees, but I have an available spot in my backyard which I'm going to use to grow vegetables and other fruits (in pots).

I have some strawberries pots already, some peppers, and I'm considering adding tomatoes and zucchini. What I don't know is, do these plants die after a season? Or can I plant them in larger pots to let them grow like a "tree"?

turtle_hermit

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Re: Do I need to replant vegetable plants every year in my region?
« Reply #1 on: March 07, 2023, 12:52:04 PM »
You should be able to get away with growing peppers and tomatoes as perennials based on the climate.
I keep big pepper plants in a greenhouse and they produce fruits all winter.
Got any photos of your garden?