Cordon tomatoes - Time to snip the top off and call it a season?

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    I have some plastic sheets around my outdoor plants and have had all summer, it gives them some protection against chilling/drying winds.
     
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      @JWK Thanks, I'll give it a go then, surely it cannot hurt :)
       
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