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This short video covers an essential step for tomato production that we regularly perform all season. We run into a surprising number of experienced gardeners that don't know about this! If you've had troubles with "growing tomato flowers but not tomatoes" this is exactly what you need to be doing to help things along. Performing the techniques we show in this video will ensure you get a tomato on every single flower, as soon as possible. As always, you can find a ton of cold climate gardening information at our website, https://FrostyGarden.com Relevant Topics To This Video? Growing Tomatoes In Cold Climates: https://frostygarden.com/topics/growing-tomatoes-cold-climates-sub-arctic/

We had an interesting discovery happen in our raised beds, now as the snow is starting to recede. We were taken aback by an onion looking thing. Upon closer inspection and reviewing our plans from last year, we are pretty sure this is Allium Fistulosum. This particular variety, we think, is called Guardsman. This onion is in the family of Siberian Onions and it's apparent they can survive down to at least zone 3! What a surprise for us. We will do some more experiments with this variety and make sure this is a repeatable result. Nonetheless, a cool discovery! As always, you can visit us at https://FrostyGarden.com!

This is our step by step process for transplanting onion starts from a seeding tray into 606 jumbo inserts. Everything we do, from beginning to end when transplanting our onions in our indoor growing space. We grow hundreds of our own garden starts, from seed, every year! Please visit us at FrostyGarden.com for basic to advanced cold climate gardening tips, growing guides, subarctic gardening techniques and other cold climate focused growing articles.