the "new" "Smart Pots"

hasshoes · December 31, 2008

Has anyone tried these out?

http://www.smartpots.com/edibles

I saw them recommended on Laurels Heirlooms for growing tomato plants.

Do you guys think they will work? I'm tempted to try them- a 20 gallon container is only $11.95.

I know they won't be as easy to maintain as the Earthtainers :0)- but with my klutziness they might just save me a finger!

I'll probably end up making one or two Earthtainers at some point, but that requires purchasing and learning about power tools first!

I don't know what is in my new yard's soil. . . so I thought I could use some of these in my yard with a florida weave or whatever to hedge my bets and maybe put a few the patio. . . if it turns out my dirt has verticullam (sp) or something, I don't want to lose EVERYTHING.

Thanks in advance for any advice!

Heather S

December 31, 2008	#1
hasshoes Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: MT Posts: 438	the "new" "Smart Pots" Has anyone tried these out? http://www.smartpots.com/edibles I saw them recommended on Laurels Heirlooms for growing tomato plants. Do you guys think they will work? I'm tempted to try them- a 20 gallon container is only $11.95. I know they won't be as easy to maintain as the Earthtainers :0)- but with my klutziness they might just save me a finger! I'll probably end up making one or two Earthtainers at some point, but that requires purchasing and learning about power tools first! I don't know what is in my new yard's soil. . . so I thought I could use some of these in my yard with a florida weave or whatever to hedge my bets and maybe put a few the patio. . . if it turns out my dirt has verticullam (sp) or something, I don't want to lose EVERYTHING. Thanks in advance for any advice! Heather S Last edited by hasshoes; December 31, 2008 at 03:04 PM.