Ripening depends on so many things. If you planted them later, they'll ripen later. The heat from the sun also contributes to ripening so if they're planted in a different location this year, they'll take longer to ripen if it's not as sunny. Also, different varieties ripen at different rates. Just so you know, none of my neighbors have tomatoes turning color yet.

I have had the same concerns over the past week or two.

I live in eastern PA, and probably a week and a half ago had tons of green tomatoes on every plant. But every day for a good week, they remained green. We have had a lot of rain the past 2 weeks, but did have 2 super humid 100 degree days in which I thought would aid in the ripening.

But good news the past few days. I picked 1 tomato Thursday. Another on Saturday, and I just picked 4 more ripe ones an hour ago, and just woofed down a huge salad with them in it.

So I'd say give it a few more days. I guarantee they'll all ripen at once and you won't know what to do with them all...

Miller.

First time 'mater grower here, only 4 plants in a huge container. Loads and loads of fruit but they are all green so far.

Ate my first container "Snow White" cherry tomato yesterday! YUM! More are starting to turn. "San Marzanos" are now ripening but "Big Beef" are still green (soon... soon). I think the upcoming heatwave will trigger them now...

Checking in from right outside Harrisburg. My early girls have been ripening one or two a day now but all the rest are still green. I think we are all gettin anxious now. There's nothing like a 'mater sandwich on toast! You know what those buggers are gonna do to us? They're going to ALL ripen at once!!! They'll show us! Remember....a watched tomato never ripens! Have a good day..Robin

My "watched" tomato finally did ripen and as of 5 minutes ago is history! Yum! Yum! It was sooo tasty. This is a new one for me called 'Sunstart', an early determinate. The plant is absolutely loaded with mostly medium sized fruit with a few being very large. 3 or 4 more will be ready to pick in the next day or so, but all others are still looking mighty green. I couldn't wait and fried a couple of these green ones last week. Love 'em that way too!

Okay, I finally was able to eat one tomato yesterday...a First Lady. It was pretty good! I have a few others beginning to ripen on that same plant. Other tomatoes on other plants look like they might be getting close to blushing, but are still green. I am still feeling anxious, but a bit more hopeful! Incidentally, my grape tomatoes are ripening like crazy, but I guess they are always a bit quicker than the big ones. For now, my fingers are still crossed!!

I have never grown a tomato in my life till this year. Picked up some generic plants under the label "patio tomatoes" so don't know the variety. I ate the first one yesterday! YAY!!!! They are small but sooooo good! And they are loaded down with green maters, I can't wait!