I would start about 4-6 weeks prior to your anticipated “last“ frost. Don’t forget to harden the plants off (take them outside and protect them from extreme temperatures) prior to planting them
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Depending on you location 6-8 weeks before the last expected frost date
Six weeks before you plan on putting the plants outdoors.
you can find that date by googleing average last frost date for zip code .........fill in the blank.
I would start about 4-6 weeks prior to your anticipated “last“ frost. Don’t forget to harden the plants off (take them outside and protect them from extreme temperatures) prior to planting them
I started mine last week. I plant them in the ground, around Mother's Day.
About 6 weeks before the last frost- good luck!