Hanging tomatoes upside down

Growing tomatoes upside down helps save space, increases flexibility, leads to easy maintenance and reduction of diseases.

My husband built this frame work to hold three tomato plants. The grass in the top of the buckets helps hold the moisture in. He cuts it with a scissors. The chains on each side allows him to raise the buckets as needed.

Make your own upside down hanging tomato planter for limited growing space * have a wonderful healthy supply of fresh tomatoes and herbs!

The Benefits of Growing Upside Down Tomatoes Upside-down tomato gardening is not just a creative way to utilize space, but it also comes with a host of benefits that enhance the gardening experience. Here’s why you should consider this method for growing tomatoes: Space Efficiency: Ideal for urban gardeners, upside-down…

Tomatoes are not easily grown where I live due to the climate and short growing season. One of the ways that I think has become super popular is growing upside down tomatoes. Yes, that's right, upside down. Completely opposite of what most do. Let me show you tips for bucket planters, how to make your own planters (DIY), and other tips and tricks to make this growing experience one of the best and easiest. #growingupsidedowntomatoes #gardeningtips #howtogrowtomatoes

Have you seen these? They're ingenious! I love the idea of an upside down hanging plant. I've been wanting to do this for awhile and bought the plants to do so about a week ago and then FORGOT completely about them and they died. So... while my mother-in-law was in town I decided to use her gardening expertise and hunker down and get 'er done! Needed: Hanging basket and mossy-like insert Perlite Potting soil Plant food Tomato plant yielding medium sized fruit 2 Basil plants (or any other…

I recently did a presentation on vertical gardens as part of a series of gardening classes offered by my local Master Gardener chapter. Wh...

Tomatoes are a delicious, juicy, and healthy fruit that are high in vitamins C, K, A, and a number of other minerals and nutrients. Tomatoes are also a popular choice for backyard gardeners, and you can either grow tomatoes in a garden or...

Caring for hanging tomato plants is basically the same as caring for tomato plants in garden soil. The primary difference is that those growing in containers will need more water and fertilizer than those in the landscape, requirements that are impacted by the type of container.

Upside down gardening is exactly what it sounds like, your plants will hang upside down. Here are some tips about creating your own upside down garden. #DineDreamDiscover #LifeThroughTheLense #LifeInTheRV #UpsideDownGarden #tomatoes #strawberries #gardening