Am I too Late?

14 years ago

Hey all... I live in Ohio, Zone 5b to be exact. Do you think it is too late for me to start some tomato seeds inside before taking them out to my garden once they get there first few sets of true leaves and I have them hardened off? Thanks!!

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cindjo2
14 years ago
no, I think that you are ontime, when is your last frost date.. u need about 4 to 6 weeks start before that time.
jazzib
14 years ago
We just started ours last night and are also in 5b! (Illinois).
We are a tad late, but I think it's alright.
Hopefully we can plant them the weekend of May 15th.
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tyranodette
14 years ago
Started mine on Sunday in North Iowa

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