From my understanding, you cut a small hole in the bottom of your planter
with the plant snuggly planted "upside down" ...


"Ed" wrote in message
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Im fairly new to gardening, and this may be a stupid question, but how
do you grow tomatoe plants upside down ? how does the plant and dirt
stay in hanging upside down ? Also living in Washington state, would
this be a good climate to grow them like this ? What is the best
tomatoes for this area ?

thanks
Ed