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11 years ago

I am new to gardening well in a word good gardening.I was wondering when it is suitable to sow tomatoe seeds so you can have a good crop come spring?

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digdirt2
11 years ago
Plants are normally started indoors approx. 6-8 weeks before plant-out date. Plant out would be approx. 7-10 days after your last frost date - weather permitting.

There is a good How to grow tomatoes from seed FAQ here as well as lots of info over on the Growing from Seed forum.

Dave
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