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Suze · March 14, 2006

I don't start annual herbs until it is warm enough to start them outside. If temps are right, they germinate and grow very rapidly. When you take your tomato transplants outside to harden off might be a good time to start.

March 14, 2006	#3
Suze Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Texas Posts: 3,027	I don't start annual herbs until it is warm enough to start them outside. If temps are right, they germinate and grow very rapidly. When you take your tomato transplants outside to harden off might be a good time to start.