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Wed, Mar 21, 12 at 14:03
| I'm in Zone 6 upstate NY, Have not seen tomatoes sprout yet considering the warm 2 weeks we have had, is this a cause of concern? Also no sprouts on few perennials? |
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| That does seem unusual for zone 6. Which perennials do you have sown? Those can vary in their germination times. And, what kind of weather have you been having? And, are the containers in sun, shade, or mixed light? And, when did you sow them and where did you get your seeds? Is this your first year wintersowing? We can't have our newbies feeling frustrated. Hang in there. I promise it works! Martha |
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- Posted by AmyCrawford 6b/7a PA (My Page) on Thu, Mar 22, 12 at 10:25
| I'm zone 6b in southeast PA, and my tomatoes literally just poked through yesterday morning... |
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