
What's that in the table planter?

A healthy crop of milk jugs.
Or

A tomato plant in each one. The milk jug trick may be common knowledge among gardeners, but I learned it from my mom...ages ago, long before I ever cared about sweating over plants in June humidity. She cut the bottoms out of gallon jugs and used them as mini greenhouses while the tomato plants were still small.
I transferred these plants just today, and there's the prediction of a storm tonight, so hopefully these will get a good drink without being battered.
I haven't lost any of my plants yet.
Yet.
What a cute little area! That planter's shelf is neat, too.
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