Another sign of Spring........Tomato seedlings looking pretty good

[Jerry]

I love getting a jump on Tomatoes, but they are heat lovers and seldom does the early start make a significant difference,but sometimes........
Trader Joe's Yogurt makes neat containers!

[Ky Kim]

I envy you.  They look so healthy and happy.  Hope to be starting mine soon.   Bet you'll be starting lima beans soon too, huh.


 Your catus plant you sent me a piece of with the lemons (having a duh moment on its name, and I remember what you told me it was) (probably just too much medicine at the moment), is still alive but has not changed at all.  Any suggestions on what I could do to it.  It looks exactly like it did when I planted it.  Its still good and green, so I know its not dead.

Kim

[maryvonne]

Nice looking seedlings Jerry. I'm sure you will get lots of yummy tomatoes from those. I wish I could grow tomatoes here but every time I try they rot away on me so I end up buying them at the chinese market down the street.

Maryvonne

[Jerry]

Congratz on the nice Avatar Maryvonne!
Kim I can't recall what I sent you.  My guess is some donkey Tails?  Sedum morganium?

[tranquility]

Jerry do you have to heat your gh? the tomato's look really happy....when will you be able to plant them outside?
Lawanna

[Jerry]

Many do heat them here, I do not.  Life gets too complicated.  It is a "cold" greenhouse.
I will get plants in the ground around the end of March or beginning of April.  The weather will dictate
The greenhouse is 50 at night at this time.  Tomatoes, set fruit at 55 I am told.
As mentioned above, the early start usually does not make much difference.