Tomato seed germination

As long as you can keep them frost free then no it's not to early, mine went in  on Sunday.  You could always bring them in from the greenhouse if a frost is forecast.
When they have their first true leaves then it's time to pot on into 3" pots. Don't feed them until first truss ( flowers ) are opening  

I always plant extra seeds in case some don't make it, but they always make it, so I've usually got loads of extra plants. I give away quite a few and am still stuck with way more than I've room for, but plant them anyway. I simply love fresh tomato salads twice a day.
This year I'm planting: German Gold, German Strawberry, Sweet 100, a grape tom variety called Riesenstraube, Mortgage Lifter, Persimmon, Amish Paste, Vivia Italia Paste, Paul Robeson (a black russian) and Jaune Flamme. All but the Sweet 100 are heirloom varieties and very flavourful.
Can't wait to sit outside this summer and eat them right off the vine. Oink.  

I looked atmine(on a lounge window sill) at lunch time and nothing.  |But come home at 6 pm and they're all thro.  Type Sweet Millions.

I looked at mine(on a lounge window sill) at lunch time and nothing.  |But come home at 6 pm and they're all thro.  Type Sweet Millions.

These are the ones that I have just planted, see my post here

I'm astounded, 4 days from sowing and they're nearly all up! It's my first time from seed and I wasn't quite expecting them to be so fast.

Are they too early? I've kept half the packet (Gardeners Delight) just in case. They're indoors at the moment. I have a greenhouse but it is unheated.

ahh...you're near me!  hello

i'm new to this lark.  am i ok to be putting some seeds in pots now???  

i was wondering if i was still ok to be "thinking about it"...