People have asked, "Can I extend the tomato growing season?" If you feel, you have at least 2 1/2 months of warm climate conditions before the first frost, then you can go for a Fall Crop.

This is what you can do for the 2nd Crop... 

Start your second crop, approximately mid-summer or 10 weeks before a frost... by taking  small cuttings from the suckers. If you know someone who has nice Tomato plants, ask them for a cutting or two or three, etc., Please make sure the cuttings go immediately into a glass of water. 

There are people experiment with plant cuttings and extend the Tomato season throughout the year.

• Look for some of the sucker shoots on your tomato plants that do not have a bud on them,
• Cut approximately 8" of the sucker or new growth.
• Use a razor's edge to make these cuttings.
• Put the stem in water for a couple of hours, 
• Plant these suckers directly into your garden or first use a peat pot. Make sure the soil is loose and moist. Mound the soil around the shoots,
• Put a basket over the top of the cuttings (@5days) to protect it from the hot, direct sun.

Water constantly for four days. 

Root System 4 days in glass of  water.

Be creative and place a thin protective plastic sheet to cover the plants at night. And don't keep the cover on during the daylight hours; otherwise, the plants will burn.

Cuttings can be had from the sucker shoots or from the top of a mature plant.  Tomato plants can be pruned and people can clone new plants from this growth. 

Note: Organic fertilizer is key for tastey and healthy tomatoes.