Trnasplanting Seedlings to Their Forever Home!

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Transplanting Seedlings!

FINALLY, it's TIME! My Tomato Seedlings are going into their FOREVER HOMES.

Beginning in January, I started the process of sowing seeds indoors. It's many hours day afy day, after day, of sifting and prepping soil, of sowing seeds, carefully watering, and evetually, potting them up to larger and larger growing pots. Soon, it's time. Finally hardening them off, after months of being sheltered and pampered, time to get them ready for outdoors.

It starts out so very cold and dreary, and now, many months later, it's warmer and sunny. FINALLY time to get some seedlings into the ground. Here's my secrets to good soil, transplanting and raising seedlings. And a little run down of what's in my Home Garden #1.

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Long live those tomato seedlings.

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I saw some chives photobombing your shoot 😉 We are planting tomatoes tomorrow. About 35 plants but not nearly as many varieties. Your seedlings look super healthy, should be a good year 🤞

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5 kinds of bulbing onion, some garlic, chives, AND Red Beard Bunching Onion

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For me, transplanting, planting, or growing tomatoes is easy since I'm accustomed to the process. Even in hot regions like the Middle East, where I currently reside, tomatoes can thrive and survive. ^_^

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For me, transplanting, planting, or growing tomatoes is easy since I'm accustomed to the process. Even in hot regions like the Middle East, where I currently reside, tomatoes can thrive and survive. ^_^

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As long as there's sun, water, and a decent soil, sure, tomato can grow anywhere.

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My favorite tomato is the crisp new harvest! ^_^

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Such a busy time of year! My one little Sweetie tomato is doing wonderfully out in it's pot on the deck. Chipmunks dug up all my zucchini seedlings and I had to replant that pot full! I now have it covered with hardware cloth so that they can no longer dig in the dirt and destroy the little plants when they finally germinate. The pot with green beans is covered with hardware cloth, too. Beets and lettuce are in a raised planter box and are protected from the digging little rodents. So many hazards for gardeners! 😁

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Awwww... I am sure your little Sweetie is a Cutie!
I lost some early Zucchini seedligns, too.. We got so much rain that the seedligns drowned. I have a few extra seedlings, always on stand by during the transplanting weeks, so, I already replanted.

Can't wait to see pics of your gardens too!

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