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Tomatoes at the 2nd site. Containers are 20 Liter olive containers of high density polyethylene. There is about a one half inch (13mm) hole drilled in each side of the container about an inch to an inch and a half up the side, and the containers are filled with a commercial potting mix from a garden center. The tomatoes are best boy hybrids except for one cherry tomato plant on the right. One of the plants had been lost to wind prior to this photo and was taken out and subsequently replaced with a second cherry tomato plant at this location.
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I went thrifting today on a hunt for lunch containers so that hubby and I can cease and desist the eating out thing. It has been really hard to pack a lunch with being on the road sometimes up to 10 hours per day, so I have been doing some big thinking on how I can take yummy food that stays hot (or cold) without having to fill a cooler with ice every day. My solution was insulated cups and containers, combined with frozen water bottles to keep things cold and drink as they melt throughout the day.
Mom and I went out thrifting today in search of containers and this was what we found! Even better was that I didn't realize I had a credit at the thrift store for $8, which more than covered the cost of the containers! There are plenty there for heated leftovers, dry goods, sandwiches, hot drinks, and smoothies. I'd say we're set, and it didn't cost us a thing.