Took longer due to some supply issues but I finally got my tomatoes started indoors under the lights, I started 40 pots worth, will probably plant about 32 of them.

I got 3 rows of leeks and onions in the ground today. About 45 leek plants and 15 onions.

I also got a big (300 foot) roll of 6 foot wide landscape cloth delivered today.

I planted 40 pots of tomatoes and I think 34 of them are doing well enough for transplanting into the garden. (I'll probably only plant about 28.) 85% germination rate is a bit lower than normal.

I posted the latest picking from the indoor tomato hydroponic system in the cooking thread but will post it here as well. Not sure why I'm getting so many tiny tomatoes, probably a nutritional deficiency of some kind. I plan to rip out the current indoor tomato plants some time in June but they keep setting enough new fruit that I'm not in a big hurry, though I want the next set going by mid-July so they start producing around the time the outdoor garden shuts down for the season.

Some of my older cages (at least 35 years old) are wearing out, so I bought a 50 foot roll of concrete mesh to make some new ones.