Started seed planting indoors yesterday. Still have 18" of snow in my yard but I start my seeds indoors to get a jump on our short Alaska growing season...
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I just ordered my organic seeds from Vesey Seeds this morning, I need them to subsidize what I have saved from last year. This week will be time to plant some tomatoes as they need they most help when you live in a climate like mine, Canada Zone 5.
Surfpirate
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Mar 24, 2020
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When you said you started early seed it reminded me of a young deputy who asked if I had any cannabis plants growing. This was in early April several years ago. It was all I could do not to ask him if he was stupid. LOL
Trying to grow anything outdoors, in KY, in early April, is stupid. 
freeofgod
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Mar 24, 2020
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You have to wonder if these Huckleberry Hound types even realize where their vegetables come from. He probably thinks that tomatoes just come wrapped in plastic from the supermarket.
What if you had answered "yes"?
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