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If you love to grow your own tomatoes, you may want to consider the Veggie Cage Tomato Support – 3 Pack since your tomatoes will grow up to 7 feet.  The Veggies eliminates the need to tie off or stake your plant which offers a more functional choice to traditional tomato cages.  While the Veggie Cage expands to 7 feet, there is no risk of it falling over.  It is made of “garden green” polypropylene material which disappears in your garden.  The Veggie Cage encourages tomato plants to naturally conform to the shape of the cage.  It is durable to last through many growing seasons.  Storage is simply no problem since it collapses flat for easy storage.  Not only can you grow tomatoes but think about other vegetables that can be grown such as, peas, snow peas, cucumbers, dahlias, and even a freestanding Morning Glory.  The Veggie Cage provides options, all you have to have is the idea.  You will love how simple and natural this spiral design work.  It does not hold the weight of the tomatoes but rather holds all of those tomatoes from side to side.

The main reason for staking and training tomatoes is to keep plants and fruit off the ground.  It reduces the loss from fruit rot when it touches the soil from sunburn when the fruit is not shaded by foliage.  So if you have a vegetable garden, you will want to stake and tie your tomato plants.  The 33” 3 Ring Tom Cage Quantity 25 will provide the support you need for your plants.  In addition, supported plants are much easier to spray and dust for insect and disease control, and it is much easier to pick the tomatoes when they are supported than to crawl around on the ground.  The advantage to using a cage to grown your tomatoes is that they produce more tomatoes that are less likely to crack or sunburn.  The caged tomato may not produce ripe tomatoes as early as staked or trellised.  By using the Tom Cage, you will produce beautiful tomatoes that are free of blemish or damage.

There are those avid gardeners who will use nothing but stakes when growing their prized tomatoes.  They find it the easiest method to stake and support tomato plants.  In many cases, they may find metal cages more cumbersome than beneficial since they can blow over during a windstorm.  The Tomato Stake – 3 Pack-better than metal cages or bamboo stakes provide the support of your plant.  Keeping in mind that bamboo stakes are not as strong as metal, and wooden stakes tend to splinter or rot, the Tomato Stake is the easiest method to stake your tomatoes.  The basic idea of staking your tomatoes is to tie the tomato plant to the stake every foot or so as it grows.  Then, you will need to prune of the excess growth to keep it trained to the stake.  Care must be taken to make sure that vine is not choked off by a tie.  While staking your tomatoes may require more work in terms of caring for your tomato plants, it is worth the investment of your time and effort.  Tomatoes tend to sprawl over the place when not staked.  While this is not always bad, it can lead to malformed fruit, invasion of pests, and some tomato diseases if the fruit just lies on the ground. So to give the tomato every advantage, the Tomato Stake is your best support for your tomato garden.

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