natural containers

FILMNET · November 3, 2009

Next year i would like to put some small tomato plants in 2 of these, any yellow cherries seeds for plants i should get now?

FILMNET · November 3, 2009

I was looking at the dwarf posts these might be great for the tree trunks, or any other small plants which would hang down. Should i post this on the dwarf post?

geeboss · November 3, 2009

Yea you could grow dwarf tomatoes and mushrooms on the side of the trunks

http://www.fungi.com/plugs/plugpics/...evine-logs.jpg

George

FILMNET · November 3, 2009

Now that's a funny one , i need a leprechaun to help me with this?

geeboss · November 3, 2009

Yep Lucky Leprechaun would be a great choice for the stump along with the shiiake mushrooms on the side of the stump.

George

Barbee · November 3, 2009

I vote for tumbling tom red cherry. Those are perfect for hanging baskets and would cascade down the stump and be so cute.

FILMNET · November 3, 2009

GREAT NEWS, some one here sent me those seeds TT.
This tree was 160 years old, this branch was huge and nice open, i have not cut any wood of them

Barbee · November 3, 2009

Film, if you took that forked log, and planted a cascading tomato on one side, then some purple basil in the other side, it would look wonderful.
At my old house, I had a hollow tree cut down and used the short pieces of log for flower containers. Always got lots of compliments on those planters and used them until they finally rotted to nothing about 5 years later.
I wish I'd have thought about putting a tomato in there!

FILMNET · November 4, 2009

Those tree trunks are pulverized, hard wood , Squirrels, Raccoons and skunks were walking throughout the huge hallow branch.

November 3, 2009	#1
FILMNET Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: North Charleston,South Carolina, USA Posts: 1,803	natural containers Next year i would like to put some small tomato plants in 2 of these, any yellow cherries seeds for plants i should get now?

November 3, 2009	#5
geeboss Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Fairfax, VA Z7 Posts: 524	Yep Lucky Leprechaun would be a great choice for the stump along with the shiiake mushrooms on the side of the stump. George Last edited by geeboss; November 3, 2009 at 07:12 PM.

November 3, 2009	#6
Barbee Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: SW Ohio Posts: 1,818	I vote for tumbling tom red cherry. Those are perfect for hanging baskets and would cascade down the stump and be so cute. __________________ *Barbee*

November 3, 2009	#8
Barbee Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: SW Ohio Posts: 1,818	Film, if you took that forked log, and planted a cascading tomato on one side, then some purple basil in the other side, it would look wonderful. At my old house, I had a hollow tree cut down and used the short pieces of log for flower containers. Always got lots of compliments on those planters and used them until they finally rotted to nothing about 5 years later. I wish I'd have thought about putting a tomato in there! __________________ *Barbee*

November 4, 2009	#9
FILMNET Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: North Charleston,South Carolina, USA Posts: 1,803	Those tree trunks are pulverized, hard wood , Squirrels, Raccoons and skunks were walking throughout the huge hallow branch.