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seedlings 6' tall, plant outside?

14 years ago

I started some seeds late. They are now 6" tall. I had planned on growing inside over winter. But wouldnt it be safe to put them out in the bed? Wouldnt they have naturally gone to seed and and be about this size by now so it would be safe? What are your recommendations?

Tammy

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leftwood
14 years ago
If they have been growing outside up to now, you should be able to plant them outside for winter.
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