December in the Great White North

Blackrose 12/4/2010, 11:52 pm

Well, I don't know about the rest of our Canadians on the forum, but my SFG is frozen solid. Not much to do until spring here except sit inside with a hot coffee and peruse the seed catalogs.

How about everyone else?

**WardinWake** 12/5/2010, 7:11 pm

Blackrose wrote:Well, I don't know about the rest of our Canadians on the forum, but my SFG is frozen solid. Not much to do until spring here except sit inside with a hot coffee and peruse the seed catalogs.

How about everyone else?

And I was just complaning that I had lost my last tomato plant. At least my SFG's are not frozen solid. Come on Spring. Maybe I'll start tomato seeds in doors inJanuary until waiting until St. Valentines Day! lol!

God Bless, Ward and Mary
Wake, VA

Blackrose 12/5/2010, 7:54 pm

I won't be starting my tomatoes until March. It doesn't get warm enough here to plant them any sooner than the end of May. At least not without a lot of protection from frost and cold nights.

I am looking forward to tomatoes next year like nothing else I plan to plant in my SFG. I have 5 varieties of heirloom tomato seeds just waiting to be planted. I am trying real hard to fight the urge to buy more! Laughing

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