On Sat, 29 May 2004 10:28:40 -0400, David Kotschessa wrote:
I guess I thought that was self-evident so I didn't acutally say it, but I
guess it isn't! I simply thought it was too late to plant them now. They
are only tiny seedlings. If I put them out they will likely grow, not
produce anything, then die, correct?

Got about 50-60 days till killing frost? If so, plant them out. They'll
produce.

FWIW, I used to plant tomatoes from direct seeding in central Iowa when the
soil temp hit about 60oF. They produced well, and first tomatoes
on those plants were often about even with "set out" plants --
at most a couple of weeks behind.

Kay