We started out hanging the buckets from the front edge of my carport - but they were hard to reach to water, so he built a frame.
We've moved the frame to try and get the most sunshine on it every day. I think we've lost two tomato plants and one pepper plant - whether from the shock of planting upside down, or something else - we don't know. The others are doing great.
In addition to the tomatoes and peppers in the buckets, we experimented with one tomato plant coming out the side of a 2-liter soda bottle. That one has grown like gangbusters!
I also planted basil, oregano and cilantro, some watermelon and cantelope, and cucumbers. They're doing great too - I've already made salsa twice with my very own fresh cilantro!
I also planted basil, oregano and cilantro, some watermelon and cantelope, and cucumbers. They're doing great too - I've already made salsa twice with my very own fresh cilantro!
We've moved the frame to try and get the most sunshine on it every day. I think we've lost two tomato plants and one pepper plant - whether from the shock of planting upside down, or something else - we don't know. The others are doing great.
They're not quite ready for eating, but I'm excited anyway. For our experimenting purposes, the first tomato came out on the plant in the soda bottle. Go figure!
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I LOVE it! Those tomatoes look a lot better than my "great tomato experiment." Some of mine don't look much bigger than the day I planted them ha ha ha. My experiment was to try different "containers". I finally broke down and got a topsy turvy, but havn't planted it yet. Late tomatoes I guess. But, I have a gorgeous yard... guess I can always eat the Nasturtium leaves. ha ha ha. GARDEN ON GIRL!!!! Wish I had a helper.
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