This year I am mixing it up in the home garden. In this post I share the new tomato plants for 2022 I have growing from seed.
New Tomato Plants
I hope to do better at sharing photos of the tomatoes as they grow compared to last year. Last year I was horrible at my tag making for each new seedling. Things got so mixed up and I grew way too many. When it came time to give the plants away I ended up giving too many away and not saving 1 of each for my own documentation. This year I am doing much better so far. Below is the list of new tomatoes I have started from seed.
- Gold Medal (seed from 2012)
- Think Pink
- Pink Brandywine F1
- Aunt Ruby Green
- Red Torch
- Terranzo (2014)
- Spoon Tomato
- Hugh’s Tomato
- Purple Reign
The seeds were started on February 18, 2022. On March 15 I started to move the starters to the dome greenhouse. Our last frost date in hardiness zone 5b is May 15. I usually take the tomato plants to the raised beds and large garden by June 1st.
STAY TUNED: I will add more images of the tomatoes as they grow this year.
Tomato Plant From Seed 2022 Update
I put together a video showing how the starter plants are growing under lights indoors. The video below shows how I divide the plants and transplant to a bigger bag for the rest of the season before planting outside.
This video is part of my Bren Haas Channel. Be sure to connect with me on my site with any questions you may have.
Below are a few blog post related to the tomato plants growing for 2022.
How to Use A Heat Mat for Seed Starting
In this post I share my experience using a heat mat to help germinate seed starting indoors.
Rare Seeds Order Review
Today is the day I am going to share with you all one of the many orders I’ve made from Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds. Find my Rare Seeds order Review on this post. A list of the seeds I am excited to grow this year and more below. Rare Seeds Order Review Join me in the video feature on this post as I open up my first order for 2022. You will see how the order arrives and what to expect. Be sure to scroll down to see the list of seeds featured today. I will be sharing these plants as they grow throughout the season so be sure to subscribe. https://youtu.be/RdSWoSNbRe0This video can be found on my Bren Haas YouTube Channel. Be sure to subscribe if you are on that network. List of Rare Seeds Order There are so many unique and unusual rare seeds you can find on their website. I have been ordering from Rare Seeds for a few years now. Here is this years order on my website so I can hopefully stay better organized. Over the years I have collected so many seeds that it is hard to keep track of them as the weeks get closer to planting outside time. Moringa Dwarf Musquee De Provence Squash Long Island Cheese Squash Jarrahdale Squash Sweet Bonnet Pepper Rewia Pepper Sweet Chocolate Pepper Corbaci Pepper Jigsaw Pepper Nadapeno Pepper Aji Cachucha Pepper Scarlet Kale Spoon Tomato Hugh’s Tomato Purple Reign Tomato Toothache Plant Yellow Astra Rose Cream Sunflower Chocolate Cherry Sunflower Queen Lime Blush Zinnia Salpiglossis Grandiflora Mix Pearl Yarrow Double Diamond Beit Alpha Cucumber ( free) Rainbow Mix California Poppy (free) Back in the early days of blogging I actually met the owner of the seed company (Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds) at the Independent Garden Center Show. I highly recommend you click over and check out their website. You can also order seeds with free shipping online. I want to note that I am not a paid sponsor for Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds. This is my honest opinion as a consumer and gardener! Let’s Connect I can’t wait to hear about what rare seeds you are excited to grow this year. Please be sure to comment on my blog post below and tell me about it! Happy Gardening,
Let’s Connect
Do you enjoy growing tomato plants? One of the best things about growing tomatoes in my home garden is they are super easy to start. Once the season arrives we can’t get enough of homemade salsa and BLT’s. If you would like to learn more about growing your own tomatoes please feel free to reach out to me by commenting on my blog post here on my website. I look forward to connecting with you soon.
Happy Tomato Growing,
