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title: "Felknor Ventures 82506 Topsy Turvy Upside-Down Tomato Planter"
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# No soil digging needed Upside-down growth boosts yield Protects from ground pests & fungus Felknor Ventures 82506 Topsy Turvy Upside-Down Tomato Planter

**Brand:** felknor ventures
**Price:** A$117
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🍅 Flip your garden, not your back! Grow smarter, not harder.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Felknor Ventures 82506 Topsy Turvy Upside-Down Tomato Planter by felknor ventures
- **How much does it cost?** A$117 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- felknor ventures enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted felknor ventures brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Pest & Disease Defense:** Upside-down design keeps cutworms, ground insects, and fungus away for healthier plants.
- • **Built-In Watering Funnel:** Easily water and fertilize from the top without mess or hassle.
- • **Grow Tomatoes Hands-Free:** No bending, kneeling, or tying—harvest at chest height effortlessly.
- • **Versatile Planting Power:** Ideal for tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, and even flowers—grow more with less effort.
- • **Space-Smart Urban Gardening:** Perfect for balconies, patios, and small spaces—turn any spot into a thriving garden.

## Overview

The Felknor Ventures 82506 Topsy Turvy Upside-Down Tomato Planter revolutionizes home gardening by allowing you to grow tomatoes and other plants upside down. This innovative planter eliminates the need for digging, staking, or bending, while protecting crops from ground pests and diseases. Ideal for small spaces like balconies and patios, it features a built-in watering funnel and supports healthier, higher-yield plants with minimal effort.

## Description

Ingenious tomato planter turns gardening upside down! Thanks to a whole new direction in growing tomatoes, your crop will be bigger, better tasting, healthier, and easier to grow than ever before. You can water, feed, trim and harvest without bending or kneeling--and since your crop is upside down and will never touch the ground, staking, caging, bacteria, ground rotting, fungus and small animals become problems of the past. It's the perfect gift for any gardener. Great for those who live in apartments or who have small backyards. Water and fertilize through the built-in top funnel; trim and harvest at chest height! Also for cukes, peppers, flowers. Just add your soil and plants. Topsy-Turvy¿ Planter makes it easy to grow tomatoes and vegetables because it eliminates the need for a backyard garden plot.

Review: so far...so good...working as advertised. - about a month ago, i built a sturdy wooden frame, and hung seven topsy-turveys, planted with 'better boy' tomatoes, in my backyard garden. the area gets about 6 hours of good florida winter sunshine per day. so far, i'm very pleased with the results. the plants have grown well, have good and healthy looking foliage, and lots of blooms. at this point...a high percentage of the blooms have set as fruit, the biggest of which is now about 1" in diameter. i read many of the reviews, took note of the problems that were experienced, and worked around them. yes, a filled planter is heavy--the solution, build a sturdy support, it'll last you for years. yes, you can break a stem when loading the plant--the solution, follow the instructions, and you'll avoid that problem. to be honest...filling the planters is easy, if you have someone help...support and protect the stem as you're filling the dirt. there was one complaint about tomato horn worms--the solution, google those nasty critters, and learn about them. a moth lays eggs on your leaves, and the hatched-out worms do the eating on your plants. BELIEVE ME... the offending moths can't tell the difference between plants that are in topsy-turveys, as opposed to those in the ground. they're just not that smart!!! yes--you do need to water frequently. tomatoes need a steady supply of water... if you visit 'the land' at disney world, and take the backstage tour of the hydroponic gardens, you'll see that most plants receive constant watering. this is the 'world capital' of gardening, with plants, and yields enough to make any gardener jealous. they had one tomato plant, that produced over 30,000 tomatoes!!! in this case...there's nothing wrong with being a 'copy-cat.' BEST OF ALL...the biggest advantage to the topsy-turvey is that there's no tying of branches. the time savings, both during growing, and at the end when you're clearing your garden, is very substantial. these planters do require a little more work upfront...but in the long run, it's really worth it. i have just built a second support, and added seven more planters, this time with cherry tomatoes...and am looking forward to changing over my other tomato plantings to this same planting method. please see the photos in the customer-photo section on the front page.
Review: Pretty Cool... - I do not have a green thumb. When I decided to grow my own vegetables due to the high cost in the markets, I wanted something easy and I figured you can't get any easier than this. So far, so good. I have a tiny tomato starting and Many ready to drop their flowers. The plant is growing very fast and I can't wait for the rewards. I am purchasing a second one and I'm going to try cucumbers next. UPDATE: October 19, 2010 This product worked beautifully. I purchased 2 of these and grew tomatoes and Cucumbers. Because of the strange weather system we had here (Pacific North West) this summer, only my cucumbers ripened. My tomatoes grew nicely but they never turned red. They stayed green and then started rotting. So, I picked the green tomatoes and made "Green Tomato Mincemeat". I can't wait until I can start growing them in 2011!

## Features

- Just plant it and hang it up --on a patio balcony terrace or tree
- No need to dig holes use stakes or cages tie up tomatoes or get down on your knees to pull weeds
- -inchSucker-inch and harvest your tomatoes in a standing position, Eliminates cutworms ground insects and ground fungus
- All the taste and freshness of vine ripened tomatoes without bending or getting down on your knees¿or even getting your hands dirty

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #372,659 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #2,050 in Hanging Planters |
| Customer Reviews | 3.9 out of 5 stars 708 Reviews |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ so far...so good...working as advertised.
*by '***' on December 1, 2011*

about a month ago, i built a sturdy wooden frame, and hung seven topsy-turveys, planted with 'better boy' tomatoes, in my backyard garden. the area gets about 6 hours of good florida winter sunshine per day. so far, i'm very pleased with the results. the plants have grown well, have good and healthy looking foliage, and lots of blooms. at this point...a high percentage of the blooms have set as fruit, the biggest of which is now about 1" in diameter. i read many of the reviews, took note of the problems that were experienced, and worked around them. yes, a filled planter is heavy--the solution, build a sturdy support, it'll last you for years. yes, you can break a stem when loading the plant--the solution, follow the instructions, and you'll avoid that problem. to be honest...filling the planters is easy, if you have someone help...support and protect the stem as you're filling the dirt. there was one complaint about tomato horn worms--the solution, google those nasty critters, and learn about them. a moth lays eggs on your leaves, and the hatched-out worms do the eating on your plants. BELIEVE ME... the offending moths can't tell the difference between plants that are in topsy-turveys, as opposed to those in the ground. they're just not that smart!!! yes--you do need to water frequently. tomatoes need a steady supply of water... if you visit 'the land' at disney world, and take the backstage tour of the hydroponic gardens, you'll see that most plants receive constant watering. this is the 'world capital' of gardening, with plants, and yields enough to make any gardener jealous. they had one tomato plant, that produced over 30,000 tomatoes!!! in this case...there's nothing wrong with being a 'copy-cat.' BEST OF ALL...the biggest advantage to the topsy-turvey is that there's no tying of branches. the time savings, both during growing, and at the end when you're clearing your garden, is very substantial. these planters do require a little more work upfront...but in the long run, it's really worth it. i have just built a second support, and added seven more planters, this time with cherry tomatoes...and am looking forward to changing over my other tomato plantings to this same planting method. please see the photos in the customer-photo section on the front page.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pretty Cool...
*by G***8 on June 24, 2010*

I do not have a green thumb. When I decided to grow my own vegetables due to the high cost in the markets, I wanted something easy and I figured you can't get any easier than this. So far, so good. I have a tiny tomato starting and Many ready to drop their flowers. The plant is growing very fast and I can't wait for the rewards. I am purchasing a second one and I'm going to try cucumbers next. UPDATE: October 19, 2010 This product worked beautifully. I purchased 2 of these and grew tomatoes and Cucumbers. Because of the strange weather system we had here (Pacific North West) this summer, only my cucumbers ripened. My tomatoes grew nicely but they never turned red. They stayed green and then started rotting. So, I picked the green tomatoes and made "Green Tomato Mincemeat". I can't wait until I can start growing them in 2011!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Don't have a green thumb at all, ask my mom
*by K***H on July 26, 2010*

I am not sure why others appear to be having trouble. I have never been able to grow plants before. I guess I usually overwater my plants, so these are great because the extra water just drains away. I looked for tips online, and gave it a shot. One topsy turvy, one bag of miracle grow pre-mixed potting soil, and one small tomato plant. I had more tomatoes than I could eat last summer, and gave the rest to my neighbor before they rotted. Home grown tomatoes are the best! I will never eat store bought again. I am recycling the topsy turvy from last year, and bought 3 more to add for this year. I am growing big boys again, cherry tomatoes, bell peppers, and cucumbers. They're all doing great! I used a cheap plant hanger from walmart last year, counterbalanced with a bird feeder. This year I bought a sturdy 4 plant hanger. It's nice and tall, and mounted sturdily to my deck. I even branched out and set up a timer for my hose when I went on vacation. I have an automatic watering system set up for about $50 or less, so they all get watered twice a day whether or not I'm home. They're doing better than ever now that I set up that watering system. I live in southern maryland. Temperature here is regularly 90 or more during the summer. NO problems. Just last night, we had a nasty storm. Some branches fell down in our yard. All four planters and my watering system appear to still be intact. Next year I am going to double my crop, and add herbs to the tops of the planters. I love having a vegetable garden where I can just walk out onto my deck to pick fresh veggies every day. No effort, no maintenance required, self watering, just have to make sure the vines don't kill eachother trying to climb where they shouldn't, and remember to pick the fruits before they rot! Wish they were more attractive and wish I could find a way to move them inside and keep growing over the winter. But hey, going on 2 seasons of success is not bad at all for a brown thumb like mine!

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