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Dirge!

I have got some information for you. Oh, have I ever.

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You might as well go with the large ones, since transplanting the tomatoes would probably prove difficult for someone as big as you are, while moving a big planter is no problem. It'll also make it easier to insert a stable frame for the plants to climb as they get growing, but I'll have more about that in the how-to.

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[dirge]

That makes sense. I was already having trouble even picking up some of the smaller ones without cracking them.

[He kind of liked the earth creature shaped one though. Maybe he'll put something else in it.]

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[Even if dealing with Dirge could constitute a bid for dukedom (albeit an inadvertent one, dubious at best) Sam can't quite shake the suspicion that this must be the way dukes frequently feel, speaking around some subject of contention.]

Clay? If the big ones are plastic, that's another point in their favour; they'll withstand being moved around a bit better, and you probably will want to move them.

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[dirge]

The little square ones are plastic, but they are so small I end up pinching them too hard to pick them up.

The big ones are orange and hard, but easier for me to get a grip on. Perhaps I'll check if I can find any big ones that are plastic.

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Just how big are the big ones? Ultimately it's whatever works for you; tomatoes aren't picky plants.