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Start with a large container that can
be used as a hanging basket. The hole
in the bottom should be about the size
of a ping pong ball.(You may have to
enlarge the hole in some containers).
Then take your small seedling and work
it carefully through the hole from the
inside of the container. Fill the
container with your favorite potting
soil mix and hang your upside down
tomato outdoors in the appropriate
spot. The cherry type tomatoes look
most attractive hanging.
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