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taboule · March 19, 2018

Thank you so much everyone for your great comments and sharing your experiences.

I know little about lawn and grasses, don't care for the stuff. We pay to grow it, then pay to cut it and remove it - what a waste. So I had to look up Bermuda grass, it seems to be a southern variety. FD is right about that.

So now I have good info to work with and time to decide. Will let you all know as things progress.

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I got the first germinations yesterday, a few toms, 3-4 days after start. It's a thrill seeing the little things poke their heads up from the peat pucks. So I got very busy setting up shelves and lights, all was disassembled and in boxes.

Seeded a couple of more batches. Geeting there, only have one or two more of tomato varieties and call it done. Trying to keep it small and manageable this year -yeah right ;-)

March 19, 2018	#20
taboule Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: MA Posts: 903	Thank you so much everyone for your great comments and sharing your experiences. I know little about lawn and grasses, don't care for the stuff. We pay to grow it, then pay to cut it and remove it - what a waste. So I had to look up Bermuda grass, it seems to be a southern variety. FD is right about that. So now I have good info to work with and time to decide. Will let you all know as things progress. ====== I got the first germinations yesterday, a few toms, 3-4 days after start. It's a thrill seeing the little things poke their heads up from the peat pucks. So I got very busy setting up shelves and lights, all was disassembled and in boxes. Seeded a couple of more batches. Geeting there, only have one or two more of tomato varieties and call it done. Trying to keep it small and manageable this year -yeah right ;-)