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tomatoes in the greenhouse

breezyacre · 2025-04-19 09:15:14

Is it too early to move tomatoes into the greenhouse. We are due a spell of relatively mild weather and I am tempted. My tomatoes have outgrown their pots and are going yellow. I was holding off because there was frost every night but it seems now that the weather has changed. Would welcome any good advice

19-04-2025 10:15AM

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Is it too early to move tomatoes into the greenhouse. We are due a spell of relatively mild weather and I am tempted. My tomatoes have outgrown their pots and are going yellow. I was holding off because there was frost every night but it seems now that the weather has changed. Would welcome any good advice

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#2 19-04-2025 10:23AM

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Should be fine by now, just keep an eye on the forecast and make sure all windows and doors are closed overnight if any cold nights are forecast.

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#3 19-04-2025 10:24AM

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It depends on where you live, but no frost is forecast for the next week in Wicklow.

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#4 25-04-2025 08:08PM

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Mine are going in tomorrow:)

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#5 26-04-2025 04:30PM

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Jeeze I've had mine in a couple of weeks in my polytunnel...end of March I think. That spell of really nice weather then helped. I live south of Cork City so fairly mild here.
Not flying up yet but coming on

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