Beyond the space it saves, growing tomatoes upside down also helps the tomatoes ... Next, pick a specialty hanging planter or make your own by drilling out a 2-inch long gap at the bottom of a ...

Dutch buckets allow tomato farmers to grow large vining varieties and train them up from the bucket. This can be a fairly efficient use of space, since the tomatoes are using a large portion of ...

You don’t need a yard or garden space to enjoy delicious homegrown tomatoes ... with some growing as tall as 5 to 10 feet tall." You can grow indeterminate varieties in containers if the ...

A recycled 5-gallon plastic bucket, with several holes drilled in the bottom and filled with fertile organic compost soil, can serve as an ideal container for growing cherry tomatoes, cucumbers or ...

Tomatoes are easy to grow, both in the greenhouse and in the garden. They do well in pots and growing bags so are perfect for patios and balconies too. The Which? Gardening experts have trialled and ...

Tomatoes are easy to grow, both in the greenhouse and in the garden. They do well in pots and growing bags so are perfect for patios and balconies too. The Which? Gardening experts have trialled and ...

Growing tomatoes from seed is easy and there's a huge range of delicious varieties to choose from. Follow our easy care guide and sow during late February and March for a good summer crop.

These considerations make it very portable and perhaps backpackable as well. [Figjam] took a 5 gallon bucket, wrapped the inside with two layers of swamp cooler matting, made a loop of hose above ...

If you’re looking for a durable bucket that can withstand heavy-duty use, the Rubbermaid Commercial Products 2.5 Gallon Brute Heavy-Duty, Corrosive-Resistant, Round Bucket is a great option.

Tomatoes thrive in warm sunny conditions. They hate cold frosty weather and windy conditions. • Ideal daytime temperatures for growing are between 21-29°C. Any higher or lower reduces fruit set.

Perhaps the most drastic but also most effective solution is to avoid growing tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, and weeds in the Solanaceae family for three years to starve the fungus out. If that’s ...