tomatoes?

14 years ago

Is it time to put tomato plants in the ground yet in Minneapolis? It seems to be warming up, and if the lilacs are blooming two weeks early, maybe we can be optimistic.

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rubybaby43
14 years ago
Mine are in as of Monday. I am hopeful that we are safe now.

Kristy :)
mn_matt
14 years ago
I put about half of mine in. 40 tonight for a low be careful
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mnwsgal
14 years ago
The spring swap info has been posted for some time on the MN forum Exchanges section. Go to the top of the messages and click on the link "Switch to: Exchanges".

Here is a link that might be useful: AVE: Spring Swap Date Changed to 6/7
rubybaby43
14 years ago
It's only supposed to get down in the mid-50s here in the suburbs. But of course, MN weather is always something to keep in mind!

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