Online Seed Catalog - Over 2300 different seeds.

[FloridaPat]

Please stop by and browse my seed catalog. 10% discount for DU folks.

www.pcgardens.com

[BlueJazz]

1. MMM...MMM!..Those tomaters look mighty good.

Question: How soon can I plant Tomatoes? (St Petersburg)

[FloridaPat]

8. Florida?

If you don't get any hard freezes, you can plant them anytime. I just got done with the tomato section. I have a long list. I planted some seeds this week, but we get hard freezes here in Lakeland. I just got done with my master gardener class. This time, the tomatoes are going into buckets. Easily transportable in case of freezing weather. Also, no nemodoid problems.

[DELUSIONAL]

2. Oh -- goody goody goody

I love tropical plants!

[Pam-Moby]

3. I love love tropical plants too,

but I am in zone 5. We are into water gardens. Lotus and hardy water lilies. It is fun. I bought lotus seeds from India, Wonder if big brother has a problem with that? LOL

[Auntie Bush]

4. Great catalog! Do any of your seeds grow in zone 5?

[FloridaPat]

6. Probably about half of them. All the veggies. Shrubs, pines,

cedars, maples, lots of flowers. Most of them have the zones.

[Champion Jack]

5. Cool! Thanks

[OneBlueSky]

7. looks good . . . bookmarked for when I'm ready to order . . . n/t

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[ninkasi]

9. Oooh....

I've spent the last several days browsing through seed catalogs. I have never visited DU Marketplace before, and on the spur of the moment, decided to check it out. What should I find, but seeds offered by a fellow DUer? Serendipity...I've got this one bookmarked. Are the roses seeds, or little plants?

[FloridaPat]

10. Seeds. Thanks

[Maddy McCall]

11. kick

[shugah]

12. 'tis the season!

kick for spring planters!

[shugah]

13. kick

[eShirl]

14. lots of medicinal plant seeds

this is great
thanks for the DU discount too :D

[shugah]

15. kick

[IA_Seth]

16. What would you recommend for indoors?

I would like to grow some peppers indoors, but I don't know the first thing about them really. A friend growing up always grews them by the basket-load in their garden. They were actually grown from seeds smuggled from thailand (where they were from).

Looking for something hot, low maintenance. They would get plenty of morning sun.