heartbroken about not having any way to grow potatoes this year.
So here's the plan! ~ One upside-down tomato in my relatively expensive Vesey's hanging My inspirations, just for comparison: ~ Stiff-sided grocery "potato" bags for £6.99 each - I could make that!: Why pay $10-20 bucks for what looks for all the world like a grocery Here's an inspirational video from a guy whose entire edibles garden My big challenge is going to be finding places to hang the bags in our Home depot has hangy thingies for $20-something. That's a lot to Maybe hang one or more from brackets attached to the sukkah brackets Or dare I hang a couple from the tree in the FRONT??? Hmm...
planter ($20)
~ Two (or more?) upside-down tomatoes in fabric grocery bags - the
large black ($1.99) president's choice ones look big enough (the new
$0.99 size are probably too small).
~ Two right-side-up grocery bags, maybe the stiffer-sided recycled
plastic kind (probably also $1.99, from Sobey's or Dominion, okay,
Metro), with potatoes. Bit of compost in the bottom, mound it up as
they grow... perfect! (or am I just gearing up for yet another
tired-potato failure?)
http://www.greenfingers.com/superstore/product.asp?dept_id=252&pf_id=LS4691D
~ Squishy plastic "tomato" bags for $12.95 (US) each - I could make that!:
http://www.gardeners.com/Potato-Bin/36-629,default,pd.html?SC=
~ Slippery plastic "potato" bags for $16.49 each - plus shipping!:
http://www.stokeseeds.com/cgi-bin/StokesSeeds.storefront/49edf405051924aa2744cf366ce30682/Product/View/B842
~ Another floppy-sided veggie grow-bag from $5 and up (depends on size):
http://www.smartpots.com/edibles
bag...? Well, maybe this summer I'll find out by failing miserably
the cheapo way.
is in containers, including some - if I recall correctly - hanging
from a tree in grocery bags.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qja6TZTl1SY
space-challenged backyard (we've had to remove most overhanging tree
branches for the obvious reason that you can't grow veg without
sunlight - despite limited raspberry success in the garage shade).
shell out for a hook, high up in the air. :-o
or on the bricks themselves somehow? (given that we'll need the
sukkah brackets for Sukkos, which will naturally fall right when the
tomato plants are too big to move!)
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