sf said...

> On Sun, 03 May 2009 14:30:06 -0700, Lin >
> wrote:
>
>>Paul M. Cook wrote:
>>
>>> I have 3 of them. They work just great. You can grow peppers,
>>> tomatoes and cucumbers with them. My sister has used them for years.
>>> The plants don't care at all that they are upside down.
>>
>>Yay! Finally someone that has tried them. I almost bought a couple last
>>year. Considering the poor luck I had with the container growing, I'd be
>>interested in giving the Topsy Turvy a go. What part of the country are
>>you in?
>>
> It strikes me as logical. For plants that need staking why not let
> gravity do the job?
>>--Lin


Lin,

I'm reminded of my youth's backyard inverted pyramid clothes hanger in the
yard.

That would be a good method to use for those kind of planters, excepting
I've seen deer standing on their hind legs about 8' tall.

I could picture the clothes hanger raised and lowered on a flag pole, if
that didn't invite the crows!

I don't stand a chance, do I??

Best,

Andy
--
Eat first, talk later.