The main reasons for crop rotation are to avoid pests and diseases that build up in the soil year after year and to ensure that nutrients are never depleted. Different plants require nutrients in different amounts, so if you always plant one type of veggie in the same spot, it will always be drawing more of those particular nutrients from the soil and will eventually deplete the soil of what it requires. As for pests and diseases, those that affect tomatoes may overwinter in the soil, so by placing your tomatoes elsewhere in subsequent, you are making it harder for the pests and diseases to continue to affect your plants.
So, generally, we would recommend rotating tomatoes along with other crops!
The main reasons for crop rotation are to avoid pests and diseases that build up in the soil year after year and to ensure that nutrients are never depleted. Different plants require nutrients in different amounts, so if you always plant one type of veggie in the same spot, it will always be drawing more of those particular nutrients from the soil and will eventually deplete the soil of what it requires. As for pests and diseases, those that affect tomatoes may overwinter in the soil, so by placing your tomatoes elsewhere in subsequent, you are making it harder for the pests and diseases to continue to affect your plants.
So, generally, we would recommend rotating tomatoes along with other crops!