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Can't wait for home-grown tomatoes!
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Can't wait for home-grown tomatoes!
The Cat's Other Mother 3/22/2011, 11:32 pm
Okay, I swore I was going to grow my own strictly from seed this year, and I do have half a dozen little seedlings growing pretty well, especially after I staked them straight with chopsticks. But a local church was having a plant sale, and they had heirlooms I hadn't tried and they were so pretty and it was for charity... Okay, I only bought two little ones, so it isn't really cheating. Much. Anyhow, I've added Fox Cherry and Black Krim to my tomatoes for this year.
The more bland store-bought tomatoes I have to eat, the more I long to get planting!
The more bland store-bought tomatoes I have to eat, the more I long to get planting!
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Re: Can't wait for home-grown tomatoes!
Dunkinjean 3/23/2011, 9:52 pm
That's okay - I don't grow any of my vegetables indoor by seed. 
Most of my vegetables are direct sow by seed in MM outdoors.
I do purchase tomato and pepper plants. This year I am going to purchase them from our local university - Rutgers when they have their AG day the end of April.
Dunkinjean
Most of my vegetables are direct sow by seed in MM outdoors.
I do purchase tomato and pepper plants. This year I am going to purchase them from our local university - Rutgers when they have their AG day the end of April.
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