It's tomato planting season
11 years ago
Hello early start to summer... it's tomato planting time. I'm even going to chance some eggplants under a row cover, because they are large... and if it doesn't go well I will keep some backups indoors. Soil is cool but not terrible at all.
If you check your forecast, I think you too will be pleasantly surprised.
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