How Do You Build A Topsy-Turvy Tomato Planter?
You will learn how to build a topsy-turvy tomato planter using items that you probably already have, such as plastic gallon jugs. Milk jugs will not be adequate, as they are not sturdy enough. A gallon vinegar jug or similar type is desired. Be certain that the original container was only used to store food-grade products. Cut the top off of a sturdy gallon jug, leaving as much height as possible. Use a box knife or shears. Punch four holes around the top, evenly spaced approximately 1 inch from the top of the jug. Drill or cut out an opening in the bottom of the jug approximately 2 to 3 inches in diameter. Cut nylon rope (four equal pieces) approximately 3 feet long. At the top of the jug, thread each piece of nylon rope through each hole from the outside, and place a washer on the inside. Thread the rope through the washer, and tie a double knot on the inside. Repeat until all four pieces of rope are secured on the inside of the jug. Place the root portion of your tomato plant up thr
