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Old April 1, 2022   #19
DK2021
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Join Date: Aug 2021
Location: Coastal CT, zone 7a
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Originally Posted by Urbanheirlooms View Post
That is a good idea and would work for many folks. My real issue is the amount of plants I start. I usually start well over 100 plants and plant out at least 36 plants and give others away.
That's about what I do too (just tomatoes) and I also grow quite a lot of other vegetables. But I have learned to resist starting my tomatoes too early. I'm in zone 7a and I plan to start peppers only this week-end and tomatoes next week-end. And if I delay all this another week, it won't hurt. My mistake (more than once) is being impatient and starting the solanaceous seeds too early!

In the meantime I have distracted myself by getting on with planting perennial flowering plants, brassicas, and cold-tolerant greens.
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