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They were only 2 topsy turvy planters left to buy at the store. After purchasing them, I had an idea, plus I wanted to plant more than 2 tommy toe tomato plants. What I did was cut a small hole in the bottom of a 5 gallon bucket (most have a small circle already to use for a template) and used a dishwashing sponge to keep the plant from falling back through and gently filled with potting soil.T his idea works as good as the store bought planter.
Good Luck and have a nice day.
By Michael from Guntersvile, Alabama
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By
12/07/2009
I have had some good success with upside down tomato garden but mainly in my conservatory and not outside. Here is a good article on them http://www.practicalhomeandgarden.com/the-upside-down-tomato-garden upside down tomato garden and there is also a good tutorial on that site for making your own planter
By
07/22/2009
I think that's a great irea Michael I'll be trying that one as I have a lot of tomato plants and was wondering where to put them Cheers!
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