Once you get the seed-starting habit, it's easy to...

2008-04-29T11:32:00.000-05:00

Once you get the seed-starting habit, it's easy to raise enough to share -- I always used to supply friends in Connecticut with tomatoes and basil, among other things. How great that enough like-minded folks got together. Have you put that link on the Locavore blog?

Unfortunately, I'm working 6 days most weeks right now, so ordering from White Flower Farm (my former employer) seemed like the best way to get great plants without having to spend any precious weekend time shopping.

Renee, there's a local tomato-growing group, CHOPT...

2008-04-29T07:09:00.000-05:00

Renee, there's a local tomato-growing group, CHOPTAG, that swaps heirloom tomato plants in early May at a park in Loveland. All are welcome, even if you don't have plants to swap -- these folks start so many plants that they have zillions of extras and are actively hoping they'll go home with fewer than they brought. You can find them online here.

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Once you get the seed-starting habit, it's easy to...

Renee, there's a local tomato-growing group, CHOPT...