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Tomato Seedlings need attention

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I am new at this gardening stuff.  I was a bit overzelous last Feb. and 
planted 100 tomato plants in a mini greenhouse I bought at Eagle.  I am in 
Zone 5 and have found out I cannot plant them outside until Mid May.  I 
almost gave up on gardening all together when I tried to transplant them.  I 
was having a devil of a time and felt like I was killing more plants than I 
was saving.
The plants are still in their containers until I can put them in the ground. 
  It it okay to allow them to continue to grow in the mini greenhouse?  I 
don't want them all to die...although I could lose 90 plants and not worry 
too much about it.  I need some help.
Thanks,
Brandi
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