This article appeared in the April 2009 issue of GRID, Philadelphia’s new magazine about urban sustainability. So you’ve been enjoying those orange, yellow, purple, green, striped, two-toned, cherry, plum, pear-shaped and downright unusual tomatoes from the farmer’s market. Then you get your hands on a seed catalog and the names call to you: Black from [...]
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URBAN TRANSPLANTS: How to Start Heirloom Veggies from Seed
Posted in Food Growing Techniques, GRID articles, tagged heirloom, philadelphia, seeds, tomatoes, transplants, vegetable on April 13, 2009 | 1 Comment »
