Inside real estate is at a premium when it comes to seed starting so I like to reserve it for my tomatos. If I could have a good tomato crop this year, it would be a miracle! I would love it!
I prefer to direct sow as many seeds as I can, but some just don't dig that!
I am kinda basing this experiment on what I read over on Mimi's blog.
Since our weather has been so unseasonably warm, I decided to lets these sit outside inside of take up prime real estate!
I have them covered with these crates so that the Farm Manager, Savannah, doesn't destroy them :)
And then I used an empty feed bag to keep them covered from the rain we had plowing through.
Fingers crossed this works well! I will be disappointed if I have to go buy plants from the garden center! They certainly wouldn't be the same kind of Heirloom ones I am trying to grow - that's for sure!
Has anyone else tried a method like this? Have you had success with it?
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Oh im so glad to be back to reading blogs - ive missed your blog and have some serious back reading to do!
I didnt start seeds indoors this year...sigh.
I did see an awesome idea on pinterst where they put their containers in plastic storage tubes and when you put the lid on it made it like a green house - pretty cool.
I've never tried a method like that, but I hope it works well for you. I'll be interested in hearing about your results!
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