Moon888
Chillin' In The Garden
That is good to know, thank you : )Well AMKuska, like you and your husband I learned the hard way to label the container-- and not the lid!!
Here is my two cents. I use Craig LeHoullier's advice (he wrote the book Epic Tomatoes) for starting tomatoes, which is to get the seeds going two months prior to transplanting them outdoors. In our area that would be April (although I do start some earlier as part of experiments that I like to conduct, and also for early cold-tolerant varieties). Per Jamie at Quail Seeds, tomatoes are 'Movers' and they need to keep going once they hit their stride. https://www.quailseeds.com/blog/movers-divers-sprinters-and-sprawlers-a-guide-to-seedlingsI
And you have my sympathies. It was a difficult year for tomatoes here in the Pacific Northwest. Many of us are hoping for a better crop next year. Do you happen to know the name of the variety of tomato that caught your daughter's fancy?
