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The Topsy TurvyTM Tomato Planter works in a simple yet ingenious way. As the sun warms the plant like a greenhouse, the root system explodes and thrives inside the planter. Because the Topsy TurvyTM is upside down, water and nutrients pour directly from the root to the fruit, giving you up to 30 pounds of deliciously ripe tomatoes per plant!
Enjoy delicious tomatoes all year round!
Use your Topsy TurvyTM to grow deliciously ripe tomatoes for homemade sauces, sandwiches, salads and more without harmful pesticides or backbreaking work.
Use the Topsy TurvyTM to grow:
Tomatoes
Cucumbers
Peppers
Zucchini
Homegrown herbs
Topsy TurvyTM eliminates:
Ground fungus
Harmful bacteria
Cutworm damage
Use of pesticides
Digging and weeding
Backbreaking work
So easy to use!
Place any tomato plant in the planter
Add your favorite potting soil
Hang it up and water | | | |
List Price:
| $16.33 | |
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| $7.95 | |
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| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 9.9 inches | | Product Width: | 9.7 inches | | Product Height: | 3.4 inches | | Product Weight: | 1.05 pounds | | Package Length: | 10.1 inches | | Package Width: | 10.0 inches | | Package Height: | 3.1 inches | | Package Weight: | 1.05 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 347 reviews |
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| | Customer Reviews | Average Customer Review: ( 347 customer reviews )
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399 of 404 found the following review helpful:
 Tomatoes grow well, need to water quite often. Jun 05, 2007
By Two kids mom
"scienceteachermom"
This product works as advertised, my tomatoes are doing very well. However, it is VERY heavy when filled with dirt and watered. You need a sturdy hook and place to hang it. I was having problems with it drying out quickly (granted, I live in New Mexico, where it is quite dry) even though I had added water absorbing crystals to the soil. I ended up removing the top 6 inches of soil and placing a plastic milk jug in the top. I punched some holes in the bottom of the jug and I fill this with water nearly every day. The water then slowly seeps in to the soil instead of running out the bottom, dripping is reduced and the plant gets the water it needs. I would give it five stars if some system were in place to keep it from dripping so I could use it indoors and if it were a little easier to plant.
297 of 303 found the following review helpful:
 Goodbye Slugs, Hello Tomatoes Aug 28, 2006
By Karoly
I have used the Topsy Turvy Tomatoe Planter for 3 seasons now, and will never, ever plant my tomatoes in the ground again. This product is sturdy, simple to use, and produces beautiful fruit. Because the plants grow toward the sun and never touch the ground, the slugs and other critters cannot ruin or run off with your produce. As I have already stated, I have used the same bags for 3 seasons now, and have not had any problems at all. I highly recommend this product.
****Later Posting****
I used these for 4 seasons, and that was about the end the first pair...they do wear out eventually, and they were well worth the price I paid for them. So, I guess I need to replace them! Four summers' worth was pretty good!
215 of 219 found the following review helpful:
Interesting spin on growing tomatos Apr 17, 2009
By Trina Miller
To be fair, we have 2 turvy's and 2 potted.
I must confess the turvy's are in far better shape than the potted plants.
Our biggest fuss is that the position makes it awkward when keeping in full sun. We spent weeks turning the plant every other day. It's not that big of a deal though.
Requires lots of water. You must water every other day without fail if in dry, hot, humid areas.
WARNING:
DO NOT BUY FROM THE WEB ADDRESS topsyturvy.com/hangingtomato.com/ or any other redirects this company may send you to.
This company is deceptive. You've seen the commercial. Buy one get one free? Just pay extra shipping? They charge 31.00 for shipping, and it all comes in one box. It totals $71.78
If you return it, you are refunded on $39.99.
They do not refund the whole amount.
Instead of $71.78, which I am still fighting the company about through the BBB, I bought 2 on Amazon.com
I paid about $30.00, that includes shipping.
BUY AMAZON, NOT DIRECTLY FROM THE COMPANY.
347 of 368 found the following review helpful:
 Make your own! Mar 28, 2009
By Marie Mitchell-crane
"shouldbeinthegarden"
Expensive, heavy, and over board! Just use a market bag you can obtain at any grocery store or Trader Joes for .99 cents. The handles are sturdier and the bag expands. Slit bottom center with an X, slip seedling in, add soil mixed with vermiculite and peat moss and hang on a sturdy pole. If your soil mix has vermiculite and peat in it you will water less often. I would use a gallon jug with top cut off to water slowly on really hot days. The whole set up with soil, plant, and bag cost me $2.50 each.
106 of 109 found the following review helpful:
topsy turvey tomatoe planter Sep 01, 2008
By David A. Kunkler
I have read most of the reviews before I bought the Tosy Turvy Planter. I have harvested tomatoes successfuly. I changed the planting procedure like this. To make it 'not so heavy' I layered the planter with potting soil, styrofoam peanuts and spaghnum moss. Each layer was about 3 inches in depth. This took away the weight problem. I hung them(3) from outside fence posts surrounded by sun. This took away the rot problem. It is a good product if you customize the procedure to fit the environment. Dave Kunkler, Rushville, Ohio.
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