Comments on: Easy Urban Gardening: Tomatoes in a Bucket

By: Urban Gardener

Urban Gardener — Mon, 01 Oct 2007 15:54:12 +0000

Sam, I was very dispappointed to hear about your experience with the Urban Gardener tomato cage. Usually when a tomato plant does not bear it’s fruit it is because of lack of sun or over fertilizing, whicn can be tricky in containers. Can you please email me at info@kurtz-farms.com so I can further find out more about what happened and rectify the situation.

By: Sam Balba

Sam Balba — Tue, 21 Aug 2007 14:00:32 +0000

I bought three planted tomatoe plants from Home Depo in Massachuusets I have not received more than 5 tomatoes from the three plants the name of the tomatoes are Tomatoe Huskey .. I have never had trouble with tomatoe plants before .. I am 75 years old and have been growing tomatoes for the past 40 years .. I had a garden at one time but now thar I am older I thought of trying the tomatoees already growing with flowers …I am very disappointed I dont know how to get to Hubie Grown in Cheshire Ct. 06410 which is the address on the tag that comes with the plants … Thanks You Sam Balba …

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Wed, 11 Apr 2007 17:50:21 +0000

[...] Easy Urban Gardening: Tomatoes in a BucketThe only thing that might stop the urban gardener from growing his own bountiful crop of tomatoes is sunlight. Tomatoes need quite a bit of light all day would be preferably, but at least six hours a day is a minimum. … [...]