Choose one of our 5 top sellers Early Girl, Tomato Tree, Mortgage Lifter, Rainbow Cherry and Cherokee Purple. We plant them in rich Penny's exclusive soil and ship them to you.  All you have to do is place them in a sunny window, water and in just a few days you'll have seedlings.  Times running out so order your favorite today!

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 Transplanting is an important step and if you do it carefully, you can look forward to an abundant crop of healthy mouth watering tomatoes this summer.

 

Once your tomato plants have been hardened, or acclimated to outdoor conditions, and night-time temperatures continually exceed 50 degrees, it's safe to transplant. Also as a rule of thumb I wait untill my seedlings have at least 6 leaves before I transplant.

 After digging a nice deep hole I put in a couple of tablespoons of organic sulfur to help ward off disease and small shovel full of some rich compost.  Place your seedling in the hole up to the first set of leaves.  This will help your tomato plant develop a nice sturdy root system.  Give them a nice deep watering and allow the soil to dry out before watering again.  This will send the roots deeper in to the ground looking for water and give you a sturdier plant.  For more growing tips go to Penny's Growing Tips

                 

You'll have everything you need to grow your own fresh salsa. The Salsa In A Box 

contains: 1pk San Marzano Tomato seeds, 1 pk Bonito Ojo Tomato seeds, 1 pk Jalepeno seeds, 1 pk Habanero seeds, 1 pk Onion seeds, 1 pk Cilantro seeds, Penny's Exclusive seeds starting soil, 6 peat pots and a booklet with salsa recipes and seed starting tips.  The seeds alone pay for the kit and we are offering Salsa In A Box for just $19.99 + shipping and handling

They are not on the website yet but will be available by phone so call (843) 455-7465 and order one for your mom today. 

 

There is nothing like a big fresh salad for lunch and it doesn't get any fresher than this.  We are already enjoying lettuce, radishes and green onions with much more to come.  

 

This year we put walkways in our garden and it sure makes it easy to get to those nasty weeds without tromping on everything.

 

I love seeing how other people design their gardens so if you get a minute snap a picture of yours  and send it to me.  You never know it may end up in one of my newsletters:) 

 

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