Topsy Turvey Tomato Planter Review
You’ve seen the Topsy Turvey Upside Down Tomato Planter and wondered if it works. Can you really grow tomatoes this way? We take a look at this planter to see what are its advantages.
There is actually more than one type of these planters available. There is the Topsy Turvey planter, which is really for just one plant. It is the simplest and least expensive of the upside down planters.
Topsy Turvey Planter
Actually, you are most likely on this page because you are like me, and can’t spell. The product is really spelled Topsy Turvy, and we have reviewed it at Topsy Turvy Upside Down Tomato Planter Review
Or, if you are looking to buy one you can go look at Topsy Turvy Upside-Down Tomato Planter
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Joan @ 5:29 am
I have 2 T.T. Upside Down Planters and tried to hang them on a double “Shepard’s Hook” near my garden. They are so heavy that they the heavy wrought iron hook will not stand up and I don’t know what to do with them. The manufacturer says NOT to attach them to your house (like siding or soffit, etc.). They are EXTREMELY heavy. I don’t know what to do with them!!
John @ 6:55 am
I ended up hanging mine from the house soffit, since the shepherds crook definitely will not hold them. You just have to be careful, drill a pilot hole for the hook they include, make sure you hit a stud, and keep it away from the house so it has a little room to swing, and it seems to be OK.
Even though it doesn’t get as much sunlight, it still gets enough that the Topsy Turvy was the first with tomatoes by a couple of weeks this year, (compared to the traditional tomatoes in the garden.)