How can you miss?
Being the PETE41 that you are?
I for one have all the confidence in the world in you.
(Especially, with Mrs 41 looking over your shoulders.)
Good luck, and all,
Irene

They are much easier than roses. Plant with chunks of alfalfa. Lay off the Miracle Grow until the fruits have set.

I'll be expecting a bottle of home made salsa next fall that you will be making after you harvest your tomato crop :)

Can the tofu be far behind

My veggie garden is currently a muddy, sopping, frozen wasteland. So no planting yet for me. But I do a pretty good job of growing tomatoes when the time comes. Nothing like a big crisp cuke and a couple of tomatoes sliced up and dressed with some wine vinegar and good olive oil and a little salt and pepper. Yummmm!

Wah! Now you are making me long for summer even more that usual! Maybe Florida is in my future.
Kathy

Mine is the left over lettuces in the pot on the porch that finally froze last week. Won't even think of starting anything until next month.

Lettuces are really good and fast to grow, as are parsely and cilantro, which are cooler weather crops, you'll want them in the early spring before it gets blazing hot. Eggplant, ummmm!

Our tomato seeds & pepper seeds will be planted indoors in February. They like to spend sunny afternoons outdoors and 'sleep' in the house until mid April. Last year DH planted canteloupes in the back of my rose bed and of course they twined/climbed all over my roses. A box turtle ate the melons (he's a connoisseur, only takes a couple of bites from each melon before choosing a fresh one to taste). No melons this year!!! The peppers are fine companions for my no spray roses, the tomatoes impinge a bit but I can live with them.