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Jaywhacker wrote: Devota came up with the idea of mounting vertical stackers above a ground container so that the "drip to waste" from the stackers becomes a "drip to pot" way of making use of the fertilized water. I stole her idea by mounting a grow pole in a large nursery pot. Anybody else comes up with a good idea, rest assured, Im going to steal it!
The pole has 4 Early Girl tomato's and alyssum flowers. Devota'a underpot has trailing petuna and purple alyssum. The other two nursery containers have an Early Girl tomato each plus some more alyssum. Looks like some wasted space there. I think I will transplant some chives in there to sort of make sure all groing space is utilized.
