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Heirloom tomatoes are one of the true joys of summer. Growing them from seed enables gardeners to plant more unusual varieties that can be hard to find as young plants at local garden centers. Start tomato seedlings inside in the spring to get a jump on the growing season.
Materials:
Tomato seedsSeed trays Potting soil Plant labels Marking pen
Directions:
1. Plant seeds in potting soil in seed tray. Keep soil moist.
2. Once seedlings emerge, transfer them to an individual cell or pot. 4. Trellis vines to keep tomatoes off of ground. Water regularly until tomatoes start to ripen. 5. Harvest tomatoes when soft to touch. Remember, not all heirlooms turn red. Varieties of heirloom tomatoes we recommend are: Black Russian Special Thanks:
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