You have my permission to skip a few steps when it comes to growing your own food. It may feel like it’s cheating but actually it’s a much more cost effective and risk free way of growing your own tomatoes in your garden. Whilst this gardening tips is aimed at beginner gardeners, it is worth mentioning for my more seasoned gardeners that seeds in bigger quantities are cheaper in the long run, but sometimes we only want a handful of tomatoes instead of a whole farms worth! #gardeningtips #tomatoplant #tomatoes #growyourownfood #planttips
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Yes there is cost, but it’s the fun of it why many people do it. It’s a moot point for gardeners, this video is more for people who just want the tomatoes.
I’ve got saved seeds from the best of my tomatoes last year. That’s a whole different ball game. Most garden centres sell 5? types of seedlings but you can get <40 types as seeds…
I do both, i plant seeds and buy plants, theres nothing wrong with doing both
I like the wide variety of heirloom seed varieties but I have a couple favorites that have plenty available locally as seedlings so I do a mix depending on what my needs are from year to year. Tomato seeds will last several years… Some seeds don't last very well so look it up before trying to keep part of seeds for next year.
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I literally take a slice of tamato put it on the soil and cover with soil… The end