Description:
Featured in Time Magazine! Easy watering, easy growing, tying is unnecessary Great for porch, fire escape, balcony, or even inside a sunny window Great for beginning gardeners, senior gardeners & gardening experts alike! Makes for a great gift in time for Spring season!, Manufacturer: Windowbox
Topsy Turvy Tomato Planter
$5 - $32
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Topsy Turvy Tomato Planter
pros: An interesting concept...
cons: growth stunted tomatoes, lots of watering, nothing worth eating grew
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A waste of money
pros: None
cons: Bags rot and very heavy
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Topsy Turvy Tomatoes
pros: grows tomatoes seemingly from mid-air
cons: heavy; not easy to water
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topsy-turvy - Seems to work well, but a little gimmicky
pros: grows tomatoes well and resists pests
cons: heavy heavy heavy!
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Wouldn't Buy It
pros: None
cons: Container if too heavy when filled. tomatoes do not grow
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You Can Have A Garden Without Having A Garder.
pros: Saves time and space, and no weeding involved.
cons: You will have to water more often.
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no better than growing in a pot
pros: None.  There is not one feature that is beneficial.
cons: Too many to name. It's heavy, hard to water, dries out quickly, etc.
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Unbelievable
pros: Absolutely no redeeming qualities!
cons: the worst idea, unworkable  unbelievable. I tried it twice .
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Sun-Dried Tomatoes :(
pros: No bugs or mildew!
cons: They dry out easily and are difficult to water!
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As Seen on TV! A Mixed Bag - the Topsy-Turvy Planter
pros: Entertaining; could make it possible to grow tomatoes in tough spots; no digging/weeding necessary.
cons: Heavy; more work than growing in a planter or pot; frequent watering needed
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