Gardening & Landscaping
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Planting herbs in a topsy turvy?
Has anyone planted something in a topsy turvy besides tomatoes or peppers? I was thinking about trying some herbs this year and was curious if anyone's tried that and what they recommend. Thanks!
Re: Planting herbs in a topsy turvy?
I don't have a topsy turvy but I have a Down Under pot that is the same theory.
I have planted herbs in mine and they did fine. Basil and cilantro, so far, but I'm sure others would too. Add some water absorbing crystals to them because basil is a thirsty sucker and needs lots of water. I used the inside of a clean diaper and added it to my soil. After googling it seemed to be the same stuff or similar, and I have a ton of diapers lying around!
There is a pic of my Down Under pot here : http://unskinnyboppy.blogspot.com/2011/03/starting-from-scratch.html