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Old March 8, 2006   #5
MsCowpea
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Tania, thanks for the tip. I always way over-seed directly in the garden and sort of do a 'cut and come again thing" but knew I should figure out the easiest way to do transplants and let them grow big.

One more thing, you're right -those lettuces look just like the organic baby leaf lettuce sold in the stores for lots of $$ so you could eat them right now . I have been meaning to stagger plant a bunch of small containers like that and harvest them when small--you have inspired me to do that too. Best wishes, farkee (MCP)
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