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Sep 10, 2018 2:58 AM CST
Cleveland, OH (Zone 6a)
I had no idea this could be done with the exception of great success with onion seeds planted this way in January in an aluminum pan with a cover. I have always had a problem with enough heat and light indoors during the winter months to get many planted. I am also in zone 6a so we can try together! I am confused about the hardy vs tender annual vegetables (not flowers). I saw the lists:

-WinterSown Vegetables and Herbs (which are the tender annuals?)
-Hardy Annuals Suggested for Winter Sowing (there is a subtitle that says "tender annuals are recommended for sowing a few weeks before your winter season ends", but isn't the list supposed to all be hardy? Also, these are all flowers on the list, no veggies)

It sounds fun!

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