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Exclusive | Harvest up to 2,400 Beans in Just 1-1/2 Square Feet
- Extra-sturdy cage supports vines for a bigger, better harvest
- Installed height is over 5 feet to hold tall pole beans
- Folds flat for storage at the end of the season
- Choice of Red, Green or Steel Gray
Grow bushels of beans with our tallest, strongest and sturdiest bean tower yet. The secret is thicker supports coupled with 10" legs that hold the structure securely in the ground. The Bean Tower in our test garden yielded 2,400 beans between mid-July and late September — in just 1-1/2 square feet! Supports are 5 mm thick with 3.5 mm crosspieces. Openings are 7-1/2" square to allow easy harvesting. In windy locations, we recommend anchoring with our Extra-Tall Earth Staples, sold separately.
- Steel Gray is galvanized steel; Red and Green are powder-coated steel
- 14-1/4" square x 75" H overall, including 10" legs
- 65" H installed
- Vertical wires are 5mm; horizontal wires are 3.5mm
- 7-1/2" square openings
- Easy, no-tools assembly
- Folds for off-season storage
- Gardener's Supply Exclusive
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- Simple to use (284)
- Durable (265)
- Easy to store (253)
- Effective (236)
- Versatile (146)
Cons
- Flimsy (12)
- Not reusable (3)
- Poor design (3)
Best Uses
- Vegetable gardens (306)
- Flower gardens (35)
- Containers (33)
- Landscaping (12)
- Decorative (7)
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I'm trying pole beans on this tower for the first time this year. It seems sturdy and is quite attractive in the vegetable garden.
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Pros
- Easy to assemble
- Rugged
- Smart Use Of Space
Cons
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Easy set-up, comes hooked together so no wrestling with it and having open hooks catch on fencing, clothes, etc. They come in two pieces - a top and a bottom, each one a collapsed square. You pop the squares open and then fit the female sleeve prongs of the top over the corresponding male ones on the bottom. The genius of it is that they aren't all the same length so you can line up the long ones first and then the short ones, instead of feeling like you don't have enough hands to line them all up at once. I have only just planted the beans but I am looking forward to having the usual sprawl contained! And lower risk of the bean complex becoming a sail in heavy wind - it's just a much smaller face. Like an old-fashioned bean teepee but even more space-economical!
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I was very disappointed in the gauge of wire of this tower. While inserting it in the ground, several of the side wires broke off. They seemed to be lightly soddered to the frame. I kept wondering if I was doing something wrong. I am sure it will hold the beans but it is now a little lopsided and won't square up. The pepper and eggplant supports were sturdy and that is what I expected.
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Pros
- Sturdy Will Probally Last
Cons
- Nothing
Best Uses
- Small space
will be able twice the pole beans as the bush beans and space left over,
So sturdy they will outlast me I'll put them in the will
compact so well for a small amount of storage space
Only good can be said
And "the greatest people" work there!
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Pros
- Keeps Beans Neat
- Takes up little space
Cons
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The bean tower is great and keeps my beans neat in the garden.
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- No
Pros
- Excellent For Climbers
- Tall Supports Work Great
- Very strong construction
Cons
Best Uses
- Cucumbers
- Pole beans
I've used these wonderful cages for beans and cucumbers for about five years, every year getting one or two more. They're a bit pricey but worth every penny as once installed they never need to be adjusted for the entire season. The long legs go deep into the ground and ours have never needed any ground staples. I have nine of them now and only the oldest one has a slight break in it. They fold flat for easy winter storage. My best vegetable cage of any type.
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- No
Pros
- Good Quality
- Simple assembly
Cons
- Pricey
Best Uses
The tower was simple to assemble. I had no problem fitting the top to the bottom by myself, in spite of having an injured thumb. I like that it will be easy to store. Good quality, so I was willing to pay the price. If it lasts a few seasons it will definitely be cost effective.
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- No
Pros
- Saves a lot of time
Cons
- Somewhat Hard To Stack
- Support Stakes Needed
Best Uses
- Yard Long Beans
The bean towers are a great replacement for the bulky, hard to store, and setup concrete hardwire rolls I used for a long while.
Take down should be a cinch, at end of season, too.
They do need support stakes, and I added cross braces, because of the spring and summer monsoon winds here in Arizona.
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We purchased this product for our passion plants and had to purchase another one because the plants did so well. It works great and looks nice in the yard.
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Pros
- Great For Many Veggies
Cons
Best Uses
- Tomatoes And Beans
Good solid support and durable too
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Beans are one of the easiest crops to grow in a home garden. Plant a bean seed, and it will almost certainly grow and produce a generous crop with little effort on the part of the gardener.
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