My Big Boys took several weeks. They were a beautiful size for quite some time, but now that they are turning red, it's happening fast! Hopefully you'll see some reddening in the next few days. :) Ally

I'll bet by the end of the week you'll have red toms. I'm waiting ever so patiently for Purple Cherokee, and all the while I was peeking at PC, Early Girl surprised me with a red one a few days ago. The weather is just now perfect for toms. Your patience will be rewarded.

I was wondering the same thing about my early girl. She seems to be frozen in time. Four tomatoes have been hanging there for weeks and are still green. They seem to be alot smaller than usual too and not getting any bigger, although there are a dozen more growing.

I have loads of New Yorkers that are yellow-green. Just waiting for them seems to make the process take longer lol.

I'm jealous of all of you! ;-) My toms keep flowering, but no little green maters forming at all (so far... sure hope they will, dangit!).

My Bonnies Original were the first to produce an abundance of fruits, my others didn't get fruit till much later.
The fruits on my Bonnies Orig. also seemed to be locked in time. The fruit sat there for over a month green and not seeming to grow.
Just Two days ago I went out to yet again check out the same looking green Tom's when lo and behold, one of them had a bit of pink orange blushing, yesterday two more.
They will come eventually

well as history has told us, as soon as you post about when will your tomato's turn red, its starts happening LOL.
My grape toms just started turning, I had 2 red ones out there today.

Hey, I just came in from the garden, and I'm so excited! While the rest of you have been watching your little green maters, awaiting those first tinges of red, I've been watching my 7 plants commit blossom drop all over the danged place (when your daytime highs are hovering in the 90s and it drops to around 50 at night, guess that's to be expected... dangit). But... I just found 2 teensy, tiny little green maters forming on my Matt's Wild Cherry!! Wooooooohoo! By golly, at least we'll have 2 whole cherry tomatoes! :-D Unless the birds eat 'em first....

Sigh.