Hanging tomato plants

Have you ever tried growing cherry tomatoes in a hanging basket before? If not, I'm here to tell you to try it!

Growing tomatoes upside down helps save space, increases flexibility, leads to easy maintenance and reduction of diseases.

Upside-down tomatoes make a great use of space but there are a few important things to know so that your efforts will be fruitful. Grow prolific upside-down tomato plants with these 9 essential tips and tricks. #gardentherapy #tomatoes #vegetablegarden #gardening #planters #diy

Growing tomatoes in hanging baskets is ideal for small spaces and offers an accessible harvest. Discover how to plant a basket – and the best varieties to grow.

Have you seen these? They're ingenious! I love the idea of an upside down hanging plant. I've been wanting to do this for awhile and bough...

My husband built this frame work to hold three tomato plants. The grass in the top of the buckets helps hold the moisture in. He cuts it with a scissors. The chains on each side allows him to raise the buckets as needed.

Here are some tomatoes (variety Tumbling Tom) grown by Kath in Linlithgow, near Edinburgh. They are planted into some of our Self-watering Hanging Baskets and fed our Tomato Liquid Feed. This is a great idea if you don’t have much space and miss the just-picked flavour of home-grown tomatoes. Kath says:"I really was amazed at how easy it all was to do and I'm sure the tomatoes taste better than our greenhouse soil-based ones. Will be trying it again next year."

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How to grow upside-down tomatoes

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