:BashHead: :nuhuh: Yes I would be glad to answer since it is my blog!

:forgive_me?: You can buy the planters in the retail Home Depot

or Nursery.But what we did is go the the dollar store

and get pails for buck. Put a hole on the bottom the size

of a quarter. Take a S hook (that is large enough) and

squeeze one side on the handle and the other side of the

S hook is your hanger side. We have a wire fence

around our property so we hang the plants off the fence.

They get lots of sun.

OK, now to plant - place you plant in the pail with the top

of the plant coming out of the bottom threw the hole.

Be careful not to be ruff. Start to put soil into on top of

the root ball and if you hole ends up too big suggestion

is take a couple pieces of newspaper cut a hole in the

center to stick the plant then lower it into the pail and

the dirt stays attached easier. Fill pail with soil and on

top plant your basil. Basil keeps the tomato bugs at bay.

This is the inexpensive way otherwise those containers

they sell in the store are going for 20 bucks. Oh, I use a

box cutter to make the hole. I use a magic marker to

designate where the X with a circle around it marks the

spot. The only thing I will caution you about is make

sure where you hang it from, that it is sturdy. Last year

one of the hanger was on the porch wood posts and

half way thew the summer it came crashing to the

ground. :roflmao: The wood was rotten.

That's another project for another day.

I am happy to hear that their are so many of you that

want to know how to do this. I will tell you that I think

the Cherry or Grape tomatoes are the easiest to grow

this way. Thank you all.

As to get Carl to write, his spelling is bad. He get

frustrated, I tried - he passed. Carl plays cards. That is

after each one. That is his comfort level. He is the

socialite at the neighbor coffee shop. He gets more out

of having in person contact with people. Not computer.

Carl is a 'big ham'. Likes peoples responsiveness in

person. Let us all remembertolaugh, jb

P.S. More gardening how too and tips to come.