[tomato] Starting Seeds Using Waterbed Heater

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>> OK, three questions.  Where is a good, INEXPENSIVE source for obtaining
>> what is necessary for heat underneath the seedlings?
>> (I've heard that placing the seed tray on top of the refrigerator is
>> enough heat to start tomatoes, but I haven't tried it.)

For certain seeds, I use an old waterbed heater.  I have collected a number
of these at garage sales.

They're flat, use little energy, and an entire flat fits on one.

DRK

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