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Name: Priscilla TorresLocation: MiamiGarden size: 6 feet by 14 feetGrowing up in New York City, Priscilla Torres was never able to find an apartment with the space for a garden of any type or size. "The first thing I did when I moved to Florida was start planning a balcony garden," she says. Although it's not spacious, she's been able to create an oasis of Meyer lemon and key lime trees, herbs, aloe, succulents and leafy ornamentals.

Remove the bottom two sets of leaves from each transplant, whether nursery bought or started from seed. Dig a hole deep enough to cover the stem up to the bottom of the remaining leaves and add amendments. Set in the plants; add soil and firm the plant in place.Leave 2 to 3 feet between plants if they will be staked or in cages; 3 to 4 feet if you want to let them grow unfettered. If you're growing in pots: Look for containers that are at least 20 gallons; a half barrel is a good choice. Cherry tomatoes can be grown in somewhat smaller containers, but choose as large a size as possible. Some people swear by upside-down containers; others find they aren’t as productive.Whatever you choose, make sure there is good drainage. Fill the container with well-amended potting soil and plant as described above.

Growing herbs on balcony!

Tomates

I especially like the fact that this one has lots of open floor space, and the plants don't crowd the balcony. plus the clay pots look beautiful

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great idea for a peaceful balcony garden

Tomaties

Planting tomatoes in containers

Pots

The cherry tomatos would probably work in the large buckets I have at hand.

Planting in the balcony

Potted Tomatoes

container veggie gardening

I would like to plant my herbs utilizing pots.

Remove the bottom two sets of leaves from each transplant, whether nursery bought or started from seed. Dig a hole deep enough to cover the stem up to the bottom of the remaining leaves and add amendments. Set in the plants; add soil and firm the plant in place. Leave 1 1/2 to 3 feet between plants if they will be staked or in cages; 3 to 4 feet if you want to let them grow unfettered. If you're growing in containers, look for ones that are at least 20 gallons; a half barrel is a good choice. Cherry tomatoes can be grown in somewhat smaller containers, but choose as large a size as possible. Some people swear by upside-down containers; others find they aren’t as productive. Whatever you choose, make sure there is good drainage. Fill the container with well-amended potting soil and plant as described above.

Gardening tomatoes

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upper deck.

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Container garden for side deck

possible

Tomatoes

tomato plants

Herbs on Deck

Garden

I want to be in this place! great for works, note & ...

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Tomatoes... in planters

plant arrangement on balcony

Potted tomatoes

tomatoes - pots?

Tomatoes: Remove the bottom two sets of leaves from each transplant, whether nursery bought or started from seed. Dig a hole deep enough to cover the stem up to the bottom of the remaining leaves and add amendments. Set in the plants; add soil and firm the plant in place. Leave 1 1/2 to 3 feet between plants if they will be staked or in cages; 3 to 4 feet if you want to let them grow unfettered. If you're growing in containers, look for ones that are at least 20 gallons; a half barrel is a good choice. Cherry tomatoes can be grown in somewhat smaller containers, but choose as large a size as possible. Some people swear by upside-down containers; others find they aren’t as productive. Whatever you choose, make sure there is good drainage. Fill the container with well-amended potting soil and plant as described above.

deck garden

Remove the bottom two sets of leaves from each transplant, whether nursery bought or started from seed. Dig a hole deep enough to cover the stem up to the bottom of the remaining leaves and add amendments. Set in the plants; add soil and firm the plant in place. Leave 1 1/2 to 3 feet between plants if they will be staked or in cages; 3 to 4 feet if you want to let them grow unfettered. If you're growing in containers, look for ones that are at least 20 gallons; a half barrel is a good choice. Cherry tomatoes can be grown in somewhat smaller containers, but choose as large a size as possible. Some people swear by upside-down containers; others find they aren’t as productive. Whatever you choose, make sure there is good drainage. Fill the container with well-amended potting soil and plant as described above.

vasos tomates

maters.....

planting tomatoes

Gardening

Patio Garden of Tomatoes

Patio tomatoes

Potted tomato plants

it would be perfect for me

Container gardening

growing veggies in pots

Tomates sur la galerie

Clay pots for planting tomato plants

deck ideas

garden on the deck

Plantas: Vegetales, tomates pimientos etc.

Remove the bottom two sets of leaves from each transplant, whether nursery bought or started from seed. Dig a hole deep enough to cover the stem up to the bottom of the remaining leaves and add amendments. Set in the plants; add soil and firm the plant in place.

for my back yard

tomatoes

gardening/tomatos

Remove the bottom two sets of leaves from each transplant, whether nursery bought or started from seed. Dig a hole deep enough to cover the stem up to the bottom of the remaining leaves and add amendments. Set in the plants; add soil and firm the plant in place. Leave 1 1/2 to 3 feet between plants if they will be staked or in cages; 3 to 4 feet if you want to let them grow unfettered. If you're growing in containers, look for ones that are at least 20 gallons; a half barrel is a good choice. Cherry tomatoes can be grown in somewhat smaller containers, but choose as large a size as possible. Some people swear by upside-down containers; others find they aren’t as productive. Whatever you choose, make sure there is good drainage. Fill the container with well-amended potting soil and plant as described above.

planting tomatoes

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Remove the bottom two sets of leaves from each transplant, whether nursery bought or started from seed. Dig a hole deep enough to cover the stem up to the bottom of the remaining leaves and add amendments. Set in the plants; add soil and firm the plant in place. Leave 1 1/2 to 3 feet between plants if they will be staked or in cages; 3 to 4 feet if you want to let them grow unfettered. If you're growing in containers, look for ones that are at least 20 gallons; a half barrel is a good choice. Cherry tomatoes can be grown in somewhat smaller containers, but choose as large a size as possible. Some people swear by upside-down containers; others find they aren’t as productive. Whatever you choose, make sure there is good drainage. Fill the container with well-amended potting soil and plant as described above.

Tomatoes

How to grow tomatoes

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it looks pretty much like my space

TOmates en POTES

tomatoes

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Tomato planting instructions

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veranda garden

nice place to relax

Clustering of plants

Patio plants

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relaxing layout

Patterson balcony

outdoor gardening

I like the plants and the pots :)

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Tomato plants.

Garden pots

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That Fodny palm plant is a possibility.

potted lemon trees, herbs, and ornamentals

Growing up in New York City, Priscilla Torres was never able to find an apartment with the space for a garden of any type or size. "The first thing I did when I moved to Florida was start planning a balcony garden," she says. Although it's not spacious, she's been able to create an oasis of Meyer lemon and key lime trees, herbs, aloe, succulents and leafy ornamentals.

my balcony

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la verdure, la disposition des pots

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Balcony garden

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