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Starting Tomato Seeds Indoors: Timing for Georgia

Start tomato seeds 6–8 weeks before last frost. For middle Georgia (last frost ~March 20), sow in late January to early February. Use a quality seed-starting mix, provide warmth and light. Harden off before transplanting after frost danger passes.

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