Start the seeds If you're using a potting mix, sow at a depth of 4 times the size of the seed. You can also use our convenient Jiffy Pots and Strips -- Jiffy Pots are constructed entirely of lightweight, sturdy peat moss, so as the roots develop, they eventually grow right through the Jiffy Pot wall and into the garden soil! Use seed starting mix, such as Miracle Gro or Jiffy Mix, to start your seeds. Fill a bowl with some mix and knead in some water till the mix is saturated but not soggy. If you are growing multiple varieties, you will need a labeling system to keep track of what tray contains what variety. Use tape, plant tags, etc to mark the trays. Be creative - do whatever works best for you to keep track of the varieties. Plant the seeds about 1/4 inch deep, 2 seeds per cell. I use a pencil with the tip broken off to make a 1/4" deep hole in the center of each cell, and I drop 2 seeds into each hole and firm the mix around the seeds to completely cover them.

• Heirloom Tomatoes are our connection to our past, handed down from generation to generation. They come in every color and size; and they come from every country and culture. The Heirloom Tomatoes we offered are grown by seed, harvested by hand with no chemicals or pesticides. When to Start
• Tomatoes are best started indoors. This needs to be done 4 to 7 weeks before the last anticipated frost date. The seedlings can then be transplanted into your garden anywhere from 2 to 4 weeks after the last actual frost date. Call your County Extension Office to get frost information for your area.

Heirloom Tomatoes are our connection to our past, handed down from generation to generation. They come in every color and size; and they come from every country and culture. The Heirloom Tomatoes we offered are grown by seed, harvested by hand with no chemicals or pesticides. When to Start