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TOPSY TURVY UPSIDE DOWN TOMATO PLANTER ***NIB*** AS SEEN ON TV
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Original As Seen on TV TOPSY TURVY TOMATO Planter Upside down Deck, Balcony NEW
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Topsy Turvy Upside-Down Hanging Tomato Planter As Seen on TV By Felknor Ventures
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Topsey Turvey Upside down Tomato Planter, as seen on TV
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The Tomato Factory Planter - Holds 3 Plants - As Seen on TV
The tomato factory planter is the easy way to grow beautiful and delicious tomatoes. All you do is fill, plant and water. The secret is that the Tomato Factory provides better soil aeration and allows the sun to heat the roots. • Great for porch, deck or patio • No digging or weeding • Contains 1 planter and holds 3 plants • Soil and plants are not included.
The tomato factory planter is the easy way to grow beautiful and delicious tomatoes. All you do is fill, plant and water. The secret is that the Tomato Factory provides better soil aeration and allows the sun to heat the roots. • Great for porch, deck or patio • No digging or weeding • Contains 1 planter and holds 3 plants • Soil and plants are not included.
As Seen On TV Giant Tree Tomato(Pack of 24)
As Seen On TV Giant Tree Tomato. Giant Tree Tomato From Gardeners Choice Grow juicy, farm-fresh tomatoes at home! Grow bushels of tomatoes the size of grapefruits! Grows up to 8 feet tall. Each plant yields up to 60 lbs of extra large tomatoes. Case
As Seen On TV Giant Tree Tomato. Giant Tree Tomato From Gardeners Choice Grow juicy, farm-fresh tomatoes at home! Grow bushels of tomatoes the size of grapefruits! Grows up to 8 feet tall. Each plant yields up to 60 lbs of extra large tomatoes. Case
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Whether you bought them at a store in the ASOT isle or bought them from an ad from TV infomercial or magazine, which product have you tried AND Rate each one as either a Stupid purchase, Lame purchase, OK purchase, Good purchase, Great purchase, or the BEST purchase! Mine: Ped Egg: Great Magic Bullet: The Best Pasta Express: Stupid Ove Glove: Lame Clever Clasps: Great Monster Steamer: Great Kaboom: Stupid (& Toxic) Magic Puddy: (Don't know, never opened) Bump Its (for hair): Lame Flexible Cutting Boards: Good Magic Slicer: STUPID Epilady Epilator kit: STUPID & some Tomato Planter box: Good So how about you guys?
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Whether you bought them at a store in the ASOT isle or bought them from an ad from TV infomercial or magazine, which product have you tried AND Rate each one as either a Stupid purchase, Lame purchase, OK purchase, Good purchase, Great purchase, or the BEST purchase! Mine: Ped Egg: Great Magic Bullet: The Best Pasta Express: Stupid Ove Glove: Lame Clever Clasps: Great Monster Steamer: Great Kaboom: Stupid (& Toxic) Magic Puddy: (Don't know, never opened) Bump Its (for hair): Lame Flexible Cutting Boards: Good Magic Slicer: STUPID Epilady Epilator kit: STUPID & some Tomato Planter box: Good So how about you guys?
A I love my bump it..lol =)
- Please help me with a knot?
I need a bit...well, maybe more than a bit, of help with a knot. I live in an apartment and recently purchased two "topsey turvies". As seen on TV tomato planter in which the plant hangs upside down in basically a thick, cylinder shaped, piece of plastic. A large hook is provided to hang the planter, but that was too high for me to reach to water the plants from the top. I asked my boyfriend to hang a rope to lower the planter and it turned into a full fledged "project". He rigged a pulley system that allows me to raise and lower the planters individually. I love the pulley system. I need to learn how to tie a knot that will either allow me to raise and lower the planter by lifting on the planter therefore releasing the tension on the rope or a knot that is easy to release to lower the planter and easy to tie with the weight on the rope. I have a deck above me and a deck below me. There is an eye hook attached to both. The rope is attached to the planter, run up thru a pulley that is attached to the eye hook above, down thru the eye hook below and back up towards the deck above. We are tying the rope to itself. I hope this helps. Thank you for your help!
A It would help if I knew what you were tying the rope to. So as I imagine this, you have the planters hanging in midair. A rope stretches from the top of the planter up to a pulley, and then downwards, to where you have tied it to something. What I would recommend is that you put a hook on the wall - like a robe hook. Then, tie a loop in the rope, and just put the loop over the hook. You can put two loops in - one for the position where you normally keep the plants, and another one for a lower position that you want them to be in while you water them.
I need a bit...well, maybe more than a bit, of help with a knot. I live in an apartment and recently purchased two "topsey turvies". As seen on TV tomato planter in which the plant hangs upside down in basically a thick, cylinder shaped, piece of plastic. A large hook is provided to hang the planter, but that was too high for me to reach to water the plants from the top. I asked my boyfriend to hang a rope to lower the planter and it turned into a full fledged "project". He rigged a pulley system that allows me to raise and lower the planters individually. I love the pulley system. I need to learn how to tie a knot that will either allow me to raise and lower the planter by lifting on the planter therefore releasing the tension on the rope or a knot that is easy to release to lower the planter and easy to tie with the weight on the rope. I have a deck above me and a deck below me. There is an eye hook attached to both. The rope is attached to the planter, run up thru a pulley that is attached to the eye hook above, down thru the eye hook below and back up towards the deck above. We are tying the rope to itself. I hope this helps. Thank you for your help!
A It would help if I knew what you were tying the rope to. So as I imagine this, you have the planters hanging in midair. A rope stretches from the top of the planter up to a pulley, and then downwards, to where you have tied it to something. What I would recommend is that you put a hook on the wall - like a robe hook. Then, tie a loop in the rope, and just put the loop over the hook. You can put two loops in - one for the position where you normally keep the plants, and another one for a lower position that you want them to be in while you water them.
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