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Raise tomatoes on the porch, patio, or anywhere with this versatile planter. Includes a planter rack and a container for soil.
Raise tomatoes on the porch, patio, or anywhere with this versatile planter. Includes a planter rack and a container for soil.
Houston International Assorted Colors Enamel Tomato Hanging Planter 8399E
Hanging tomato planter. Enamel. Assorted Colors
Hanging tomato planter. Enamel. Assorted Colors
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Part 1 of our first raised bed project. This entire project is being made with only a cordless drill and hand tools. All wood is recycled from our attic and alot of nails / screws were recovered from the wood and used. Finished size will be 4' x 10' x 1'. -Acres of Reed
FAQ and Ideas for Wood Tomato Planter
- How thick should the wood in a planter box be?
I'm planning to build a planter box for my tomato plants, but I need to know how thick the lumber used should be.
A If you want to reuse the planter box 3/4. 1/2 will warp. See if there may be some non-toxic paint that you could paint the inside with so you could reuse it. My mom used to paint the inside of her planters with some type of paint so they would last but that was a long time ago. If you don't use anything then, you would have to leave it dry after you removed the toms, so it would be good for next year. See, that's why 1/2 is no good. It will be all warped and twisted after a season from the soil moisture.
I'm planning to build a planter box for my tomato plants, but I need to know how thick the lumber used should be.
A If you want to reuse the planter box 3/4. 1/2 will warp. See if there may be some non-toxic paint that you could paint the inside with so you could reuse it. My mom used to paint the inside of her planters with some type of paint so they would last but that was a long time ago. If you don't use anything then, you would have to leave it dry after you removed the toms, so it would be good for next year. See, that's why 1/2 is no good. It will be all warped and twisted after a season from the soil moisture.
- Are you a child of the 80's or 90's?
Yes I know some of us may be fed-up of seeing these, but I'm curious to know which child are you..............I'm from the 90's If you were a child of the 80s and early 90s in Trinidad………….. You might remember: Giving someone and receiving a meggie Collecting empty tic-tac containers for the smell, filling them with water then drinking it You filled empty orchard cartons with air and jumped on it to make a popping noise to scare someone You screamed at the faintest sound of thunder Getting licks with a guava whip or a wooden ruler with a metal strip on the side When push point pencils were in style When stationery on a whole was in style, nice erasers were prized: scented and colorful, sharpeners shaped like hamburgers or mechanical pencils and pilot pens, fine-point preferably When 'Bata' was not in style but you had to wear one anyway Carrying ah lunch kit with a thermos flask inside Reading Enid Blyton, Nancy Drew or The Hardy Boys, Judy Blume, Sweet Dreams or Sweet Valley High. Wearing VERY ying, very short, very tight khaki pants to school Wearing socks with frills Wearing panties with frills on the back Wearing the squeaky panties The Coca-Cola yo-yo craze Handwriting was a big thing in primary school among girls so you wrote extremely small and extremely neat with care At some point in time, having to ask someone or be asked: a. if Your father is (a) glass maker (b) if you have ants in you pants (c) if you monkey glands acting up You loved pencil cases and you wanted a nice one shaped like a giant pencil with a zip on one end Holding hands with a another girl or boy to go somewhere on an outing (everybody, find ah partner!) meant that he/she was your good friend You were a Brownie or a Cub Scout, Red Cross Having your skin stained for days with iodine after you fell Boys making guns out of paper and shooting each other Penny cools costing 25 cents Getting excited over the sight of three red beans sprouting on a wet piece of toilet paper in an old jar Eating condensed milk from the can, tomato balls, paradise plums, chili bibi and planter's snacks Wearing poppies on Poppy Day was a fashion statement Cheese paste sandwiches with food coloring on Kiss bread cut in triangles Playing 'in ah fine castle, do you hear my sissy-o', 'I lost my glove on a Saturday night and found it Sunday morning...' The smell of whitening your shoes In primary school, you methodically collected eraser shavings Netball, Rounder, Skip and cricket was serious business! Reciting time tables You played catch, red-light/green-light, there's a brown girl in the ring and hand clapping games till your palms stung A re-fashioned balloon was called ah chikey-chong You been to Clever woods at least twice for a class outing. Who had the most and prettiest Barbie dolls used to run things You made those fortune telling finger toys from copy book paper You used to recite the National pledge everyday Having to religiously support some curry-q, bar-b-q raffle or chinee-q for the school You owned a Malcolm X, Bob Marley, Kris Kros or Naughty by Nature T-shirt. Singing parang in a school Christmas concert or a folk song, 'mangoes. mangoes.' If you went to Catholic primary school: prayers, prayers and more prayers. You knew someone who looted in the coupe Teens of the 90s (early to mid) in Trinidad, you might remember: Fellas got an earring too-just one Football limes and Intercol/Soccer picnics No matter where you went to school, Trinity College seemed so far away Your identity was defined by your school, there were girls and then there were 'Convent girls' (be that good, bad or indifferent) Big maxis and had their hard pong You hoarded colored ink pens You stressed about SBAs in Form 4 and 5 When you traveled home, you had to lime first before you got there CXC lessons and the lessons' lime Boys hitting school desks to start a chanting session Maxis and maxi conductors were the scourge of Secondary school in these days, parents were always complaining about them You knew at least one girl who was 'dealing' with a maxi-man Knight Rider, Street Hawk and Mc Gyver Socks were almost invisible If you had colored sneakers you were ordered to put tape on it, whiten it or paint is with paint or a marker at school. Everyone was excited to attend the daylight dance from 3pm to 6pm Pull string knitted bags was a big thing Last school day you played 'wet down' and had to walk home because the maxi would not want you wet inside. If you remember any of these, you my friend are a child of the 80s and early 90s in sweet Trinidad
A you forget michael jackson..and playboy,prints...boy george..george michael...liming on library corner late then lying to your parents about how the teacher make you stay in late..what about waking late to see barnabas colling..going to bazaar to meet guys/girls..buying bread and chicken from the snackett..boy I have so much that you bring back a lot of memories..great ones..boy best childhood..
Yes I know some of us may be fed-up of seeing these, but I'm curious to know which child are you..............I'm from the 90's If you were a child of the 80s and early 90s in Trinidad………….. You might remember: Giving someone and receiving a meggie Collecting empty tic-tac containers for the smell, filling them with water then drinking it You filled empty orchard cartons with air and jumped on it to make a popping noise to scare someone You screamed at the faintest sound of thunder Getting licks with a guava whip or a wooden ruler with a metal strip on the side When push point pencils were in style When stationery on a whole was in style, nice erasers were prized: scented and colorful, sharpeners shaped like hamburgers or mechanical pencils and pilot pens, fine-point preferably When 'Bata' was not in style but you had to wear one anyway Carrying ah lunch kit with a thermos flask inside Reading Enid Blyton, Nancy Drew or The Hardy Boys, Judy Blume, Sweet Dreams or Sweet Valley High. Wearing VERY ying, very short, very tight khaki pants to school Wearing socks with frills Wearing panties with frills on the back Wearing the squeaky panties The Coca-Cola yo-yo craze Handwriting was a big thing in primary school among girls so you wrote extremely small and extremely neat with care At some point in time, having to ask someone or be asked: a. if Your father is (a) glass maker (b) if you have ants in you pants (c) if you monkey glands acting up You loved pencil cases and you wanted a nice one shaped like a giant pencil with a zip on one end Holding hands with a another girl or boy to go somewhere on an outing (everybody, find ah partner!) meant that he/she was your good friend You were a Brownie or a Cub Scout, Red Cross Having your skin stained for days with iodine after you fell Boys making guns out of paper and shooting each other Penny cools costing 25 cents Getting excited over the sight of three red beans sprouting on a wet piece of toilet paper in an old jar Eating condensed milk from the can, tomato balls, paradise plums, chili bibi and planter's snacks Wearing poppies on Poppy Day was a fashion statement Cheese paste sandwiches with food coloring on Kiss bread cut in triangles Playing 'in ah fine castle, do you hear my sissy-o', 'I lost my glove on a Saturday night and found it Sunday morning...' The smell of whitening your shoes In primary school, you methodically collected eraser shavings Netball, Rounder, Skip and cricket was serious business! Reciting time tables You played catch, red-light/green-light, there's a brown girl in the ring and hand clapping games till your palms stung A re-fashioned balloon was called ah chikey-chong You been to Clever woods at least twice for a class outing. Who had the most and prettiest Barbie dolls used to run things You made those fortune telling finger toys from copy book paper You used to recite the National pledge everyday Having to religiously support some curry-q, bar-b-q raffle or chinee-q for the school You owned a Malcolm X, Bob Marley, Kris Kros or Naughty by Nature T-shirt. Singing parang in a school Christmas concert or a folk song, 'mangoes. mangoes.' If you went to Catholic primary school: prayers, prayers and more prayers. You knew someone who looted in the coupe Teens of the 90s (early to mid) in Trinidad, you might remember: Fellas got an earring too-just one Football limes and Intercol/Soccer picnics No matter where you went to school, Trinity College seemed so far away Your identity was defined by your school, there were girls and then there were 'Convent girls' (be that good, bad or indifferent) Big maxis and had their hard pong You hoarded colored ink pens You stressed about SBAs in Form 4 and 5 When you traveled home, you had to lime first before you got there CXC lessons and the lessons' lime Boys hitting school desks to start a chanting session Maxis and maxi conductors were the scourge of Secondary school in these days, parents were always complaining about them You knew at least one girl who was 'dealing' with a maxi-man Knight Rider, Street Hawk and Mc Gyver Socks were almost invisible If you had colored sneakers you were ordered to put tape on it, whiten it or paint is with paint or a marker at school. Everyone was excited to attend the daylight dance from 3pm to 6pm Pull string knitted bags was a big thing Last school day you played 'wet down' and had to walk home because the maxi would not want you wet inside. If you remember any of these, you my friend are a child of the 80s and early 90s in sweet Trinidad
A you forget michael jackson..and playboy,prints...boy george..george michael...liming on library corner late then lying to your parents about how the teacher make you stay in late..what about waking late to see barnabas colling..going to bazaar to meet guys/girls..buying bread and chicken from the snackett..boy I have so much that you bring back a lot of memories..great ones..boy best childhood..
