Started on March 24th 2010

This is the update for Thursday June 11, 2009. I am going on a business trip so I thought I would get this posted before I leave. All I added this week is a 10 gallon bucket of Carrots but they haven’t started coming in yet. Other than that I have lots of new growth on the tomatoes and the squash is all of a sudden starting to take off. I will say that keeping the suckers pruned back on the tomatoes allows the plant to concentrate on fruit as opposed to leaf production. It’s also a good idea to keep any dead or damaged leaves off of the plants because it won’t spend time trying to repair them. You want the plants to spend all their time on new growth and fruit. Keep the comments and suggestions coming. It is always great to get everyone’s feedback on what I am doing and get new ideas. Happy Gardening!!

Different methods of growing vegetables in small spaces. Tomotoes, peppers, cucumbers, radish, squash,potatoes, corn, cantaloupe,pumpkin. Some growing upside down.

I am thinking of purchasing the topsy turvy tomato planter. I have seen in advertised on TV a lot, but I am not 100% convinced the product really works. I would like some feedback on the item from current/previous used of this item before I actually purchase. It seems like the plants would be to heavy and end up falling out, and I don’t want to throw my money away. Thanks! All feedback appreciated.

I love the aqua globes they are awesome, they keep my plants perfectly watered, the Topsy Turvy planter seems really great, No weeding, I am trying it for the first time this year anyone with experience know how well they work? The concept is awesome, I cant wait to see how they work.
I have started my Topsy Turvy, I think I could plant an entire garden this way if the plants dont get so heavy they fall out.

• Immediately after paying, please send an email to: greenhousematt@gmail.com with your requested shipping date (May 1st, June 1st, or Immediately) along with your full shipping name.
• Red cherry size tomatoes for container gardens including hanging baskets
• Harvest sweet 2 inch, 3 ounce, red tomatoes in 65 days
• Disease tolerances to verticillium wilt (V1) and fusarium wilt F1 and F2
• The hardy, 3 to 4 inch tall transplants are growing in 2.4 inch by 1.5 inch by 2.25 inch deep pots

Product Description
Tomato ‘Basket Boy Red’
Lycopersicon esculentum
Red cherry size tomatoes for container gardens including hanging baskets. Harvest sweet 2-inch, 3-ounce, red tomatoes in 65 days. Disease Tolerances to Verticillium Wilt (V1) and Fusarium Wilt F1 and F2.

Immediately after paying, please send an email to: greenhousematt@gmail.com with your requested shipping date (May 1st, June 1st, or Immediately) along with your full shipping name.

The hardy, 3 to 4 inch tall, … More >>

Basket Boy Red Tomato 4 Plants – Great for the Topsy Turvy Tomato Planter

• Immediately after paying, please send an email to: greenhousematt@gmail.com with your requested shipping date (May 1st, June 1st, or Immediately) along with your full shipping name.
• Yellow cherry size tomatoes for container gardens including hanging baskets
• Harvest sweet 2 inch, 3 ounce, yellow tomatoes in 65 days
• Disease tolerances to verticillium wilt (V1) and fusarium wilt F1 and F2
• Hardy, 3 to 4 inch tall transplants are growing in 2.4 inch by 1.5 inch by 2.25 inch deep pots

Product Description
Tomato ‘Basket Boy Yellow’
Lycopersicon esculentum Yellow cherry size tomatoes for container gardens including hanging baskets. Harvest sweet 2-inch, 3-ounce, yellow tomatoes in 65 days. Disease Tolerances to Verticillium Wilt (V1) and Fusarium Wilt F1 and F2. When paying, please advise us of your preferred ship date (place the ship date in the note area when paying):
March 1st April 1st, May 1st, June 1st, Immediately (after March 1st)
The exact… More >>