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Henderman said:

I start mine in regular 10" x 20" flats, putting the kernels about 1" apart. The key is having good weather when you transplant outside, getting the depth right (they like to tip over) and keeping them well watered. And be sure to harden them off before planting!

Good luck!

Cool, sounds like start indoors is the way to go. I am looking a small pots and also the toilet paper roll methods. In all, i will do about half my area with started indoors (prob next week, i'm in Minnesota), and the other half i'll sew right in ground in early May.