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Starting gardening plants from seed

I've done the peat pellet method for my palm seeds. Works like a charm. Nothing like starting from seed, gives satisfaction in watching a plant start from seed and grow to maturity. I love gardening. I get so excited when the seed cataloges come in the mail in Feb.
 
Riverrick said:
Ok now, for tomatoes, what variety of a seed do you recommend?
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Last year I grew tumbling tomatoes in hanging baskets, just called 'Tumblers', with the marigolds and some basil as well. I had so many that we lived on home made tomato and basil soup it seemed!! I'm sure they'd work in a window box or tall tub very well tho.
I also had some Sweet Million in growbags that did very well and were, well, sweet! I can't remember which marigolds I grew tho but I think they all keep the flies off your tomatoes.
 
Riverrick said:
Oh, and I've got some marigold seeds from last year's plants that I saved. Will they germinate or do I have to buy new ones?

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The marigolds will do fine from the seed you collected last year. I bought some a few years ago and collect the seeds as well and grow them the next year. Actually I still have a plant that survived the winter and looks like it will grow this year as well.
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buttons said:
The marigolds will do fine from the seed you collected last year. I bought some a few years ago and collect the seeds as well and grow them the next year. Actually I still have a plant that survived the winter and looks like it will grow this year as well.
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Thanks! I still have some plants from last year outside with their seeds still on them. I may experiment with them. I have some sunflower seeds from last year also that I'm planning on using since they cost a lot to buy "new".
After a few years I'll get this down to a science, huh?

BTW, I bought a starter container for plants that is plastic and has a cover and has individual cardboard planters in it. Enough to start 72 plants which should do me well. I'm about 8 weeks out from my last frost date so that gives me a lot of time to start these. I hope I'm not starting too soon.
 
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