Preparing for Texas fall garden

[BINGO]

Want to plant fall tomatoes, banana peppers, beets and some come and go lettuce/salad varieties. Any suggestions on varieties that would be best in Wichita Falls Tx area?

 

[roadrunner]

Is it already that time of year...

 

[BINGO]

Whoops sorry placed in wrong section. Does anyone know of good varieties to withstand Texas heat?

 

[marlingardener]

Bingo, I've found both Roma and Celebrity tomatoes to do well. I don't replant in the fall, but cut the plants back by about half in mid-August, keep them watered, and get a smaller than spring's crop but oh-so-welcome crop in the fall.
Simpson's Elite, Red Ruffles, Oakleaf (both green and red) are lettuces that produce here in central Texas. The Elite doesn't bolt as easily as Black-seeded Simpson's.
Sorry I can't help with banana peppers or beets. We don't plant either of those.

 

[Becky]

Whoops sorry placed in wrong section.

I've moved it to the Vegetables section for you

 

[BINGO]

My cantaloupe are beginning to flower, can't find female flower yet. Jalapeno plant has tons of little one coming on, and my watermelons have about 15, about a handful are larger than a silver dollar or more. My Bell Peppers are doing awesome, put some beet seed in wet paper towels a few days ago and have a few dozen sprouts I'm going to plant this weekend.