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Comment on Growing Tomatoes From Seed by Rhona

Rhona — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 09:07:03 +0000

I had no need to save seeds or plany bought seedlings – I have a veritable forest of Tomato plants in my small side garden that have grown from my emptying my worm farm castings into the soil !!
I’m thinking of making Green Tomato Relish or Chutney as there are so many!!!!
Heaven help me next year ,as there will be many that I will miss and the seeds will fall……..!

Comment on Growing Tomatoes From Seed by internet marketing

internet marketing — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 21:17:50 +0000

Thanks for the input.Let me say that all hybrids are not deterimate; many if not most of them are indeterminate. Look at Sungold, for example, a hybrid that supposedly produced 65ft indeterminate vines.Also, cardboard egg cartons can be a pain to use because the roots may actually grow through the paper, but when planted in a bigger pot, the paper will not biodegrade fast enough to let the roots continue to grow underground. Thus, you would have to remove the seedlings from the cardboard trays, and tear a lot of roots in the process. Otherwise, your seedlings would get terribly root-bound and stunt the plant.I would not start seeds outdoors without a heated greenhouse because I start them in mid-winter when temps are way too cold for tomatoes. Hardening off isn’t a problem for me; it takes 1 to 2 weeks and then the plants are ready for the real world.

Comment on How to get more than you bargain for when pruning trees. by Gloria

Gloria — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 13:31:43 +0000

Super article! Keep it up Thank you!