Started a couple seeds today

[Grow 4 Food]

I am getting spring fever something horrible. I look at the snow and ice covered muddy garden and it drags me it got the better of me. I got out my seed trays and grow light and planted a started a couple seeds. I put out 70 tomatoes, 70 bell peppers, and 70 serrano peppers. I figure this will make a good start for the garden. I might add a few other things too if I can find something that looks lke it needs growing (and eating ).

Anyone else gettin' the itch?

 

[setter4]

Your late! There is a 30 page thread of what we all couldn't wait to plant! lol

 

[vfem]

It could have been worse... I started some as early as December... and some in January too.


Believe it or not, I've started more tomatoes last week even.

 

[smom1976]

some of my tomatos are in the ground

I know that is mean..

but I didnt plant 70 .. that is quite a bit of tomatos.. you eat that many?

 

[Grow 4 Food]

you are right that was mean!

I will put probably 25 in the ground and give away the rest just like the peppers.

You just cant buy a whole pack of seeds and not use the whole pack can you? Is that even legal!?!

 

[Texan]

some of my tomatos are in the ground

Me too!!!!

 

[vfem]

I'm watching the snow coming down, and I realize I'm glad I didn't move the tomatoes out yet. :/

However, I know in my heart this week is the last of cold weather... IT HAS TO BE!!!!

 

[momofdrew]

you are right that was mean!

I will put probably 25 in the ground and give away the rest just like the peppers.

You just cant buy a whole pack of seeds and not use the whole pack can you? Is that even legal!?!

A pack of most seeds can last you 4-5 years!!! just plant what you NEED then put the packets into a canning jar in a dark dry place and they will stay good for ya... LOL stop wasting seeds
I still have a whole month to wait through before I can START anything

 

[Southern Gardener]

I have potatoes in the garden and won't plant anything else until the end of March.

 

[momofdrew]

I have potatoes in the garden and won't plant anything else until the end of March.

I'd think Lousiana would be lots warmer by now...