Shipping is for the pack of 6. They aren't hardened off, but I'll go ahead and set them out so they will be a bit sturdier by next week.
In my opinion, hardening off isn't necessary as long as you are planting a few weeks after your last frost date and temperatures are relatively mild. I would just plant as deep as possible to prevent stem damage and encourage extra root development.
Topic: [SELLING] Tomato Seedlings (Read 1780 times)
I wish I'd could get some but they probably wouldn't survive the shipping =(
Hi there! I was wondering a couple things:
1) Are the plants hardened? (Hardening off plants: http://gardening.wsu.edu/library/vege003/vege003.htm)
2) How many ship for the $10-15?
ty
1) Are the plants hardened? (Hardening off plants: http://gardening.wsu.edu/library/vege003/vege003.htm)
2) How many ship for the $10-15?
ty
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maybe you can get someone to buy some canned salsa 
Well I guess I'm going to be eating a lot of salsa this year.
Absolutely awesome-
All I can do is bump it though, being in Europe;
All I can do is bump it though, being in Europe;
If I've lived in the USA I would have bought some.
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I have some extra tomato seedlings so I'm selling them in packs of six (6). These are Abe Lincoln, which is an heirloom indeterminate slicing variety. They will keep producing until killed by frost, and you can save the seeds to plant again.
Asking15 7 4 BTC per pack, plus actual shipping at the market exchange rate. 3 day shipping will be approximately $10-$15. I'm located in the central US, and can ship anywhere in the 48 states. I will start shipping May 2, and once a week after that until they are all gone.
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