Tomato Cages

Comments about Tomato Cages:

These cages are easy to set up and hold up well even under heavily laden vines. This is my second order because I didn't have enough last year.

Comments about Tomato Cages:

Used for my tomato plants and peppers. Made the plants stand for easier planting. The gauge of wire is better than other cages and the height is good. Folding design stores easy.

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These cages are great for Tomatoes. Even during the worst summer storms these cages stand strong. they fold flat in winter and are easy to store awaya.

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I haven't used it yet, but I am very excited and think it will work great. My only problem is that it came in a box clearly labelled "tomato cages" and it was supposed to be a Christmas gift! Oh well, we got a good laugh out of it and under the tree it went!

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I use these primarily to support 4 - 5' small bloom dahlias. Work great.

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I stack them for large plants also plants with heavy fruit like egg plants

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WE USED ON ALL OF OUR TOMATOES-GRAPE,CHERRY AND REGULAR.WE HAD GOTTEN SOME LAST YEAR AND THEY WORKED SO GOOD WE NEED MORE FOR NEXT YEAR.

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We have used many types of plant cages and these by far are the best. We started out with a couple and ended up with over 30 they worked so well for tomatoes, peppers, and egg plants. The vegtables that lasted the best were the ones in the cages that were up and off the ground.

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We always plant too many tomatoes because we like the variety. Because of these sturdy cages, we had more tomoatoes than ever. No need to reduce vines because of heavy or too much fruit.

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I have used these tomato cages for several years. They are better than other cages because they are taller and sturdy construction. The ability to fold for storage is a plus! To avoid tipping when the tomato plant gets very tall and when it gets very windy: I use a couple of bungee cords attached to the cage; one hooked to a stake in the ground and the other hooked to the fill-port of the self-watering planter. Works like a dream!!