Garden to Kitchen w/Garry Carter: How to grow tomatoes upside-down v2

Garden to Kitchen w/Garry Carter: How to grow tomatoes upside-down v2: Bumble Bee Sunrise Cherry Tomato Earlier this spring I planted a Bumble Bee Sunrise Cherry tomato in a hanging pot that I got as a gi...

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