IF they are well-hardened off first (and that is a big IF given how many don't understand the process) then once nights are consistently in the 50s perennial seedlings can be transplanted.

But measuring your soil temps is the best indicator for transplanting. Keep in mind that if they had been direct seeded in the ground most of them would just now be starting to germinate. So seedlings are going to be less tolerant of the cold soil temps.

Dave

Thanks so much Dave, I was hoping you'd respond.

I will wait a bit longer long then...don't want to lose my babies :)

Have a great weekend!