Veggie Cages Plant Support and Veggie Rings for Staking Tomatoes and Garden
Plants
Like every good gardener, you eagerly await and anticipate a bountiful harvest,
with vegetable and fruits weighing heavily upon each and every branch. What
you don't want, is the weight of the harvest, bending over branches, and
allowing the harvest to come in contact with the ground. Heavily weighted
branches can break, too, before the vegetables are ripe.
Gardeners quickly learn that plant supports are necessary for many of their
garden veggies. Staking or caging your plants will help you to produce the
biggest, and best harvest.
Veggie cages and veggie rings are designed just for this task. Your garden
plants will grow bigger, healthier, and be more productive, with the Veggie
Cage plant support.
Veggie cages- While many people think of veggie cages for staking
tomato plants, they are used for many other plants, including:
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Tomatoes - makes staking tomatoes a cinch.
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Cucumbers - grow cucumbers in just a little space. An easy alternative
to fencing cucumbers.
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Pole Beans - No fence? No problem. Use a veggie cage.
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Miniature Pumpkins
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Zucchini and vining squash varieties
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Peas - a perfectly simple alternative to fencing peas.
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Vining Flowers - like vining Black Eyed Susan, Cardinal Climbers, Hyacinth
Bean Vine , Moonflowers, and Sweet Pea.
Veggie cages expand up to a whopping 7ft! They store flat in almost no space.
Use the season after season.
To use this plant cage, simply drive a garden stake into the ground next
to your plant. Anchor the bottom of the Veggie cage to the ground. Then,
slide it up the garden stake to the height you want, and tighten the screw
to secure it to the top of the garden stake.
Tip: Install the veggie cages while the plants are still small. It
is best to set them up, during planting. This will avoid disturbing the roots
as you drive a garden stake into the ground.
As your plant grows, the veggie cage all but disappears behind the
foliage.
Veggie Rings, or Tomato Rings, are new to the market, and they work
great to support a wide variety of both vegetable and flowering plants. They
are formally called "Tomato Rings", but this is very much a misnomer. Use
them for any plant that may bend over due to a heavy load of flowers, vegetables
or fruit. Try them on tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, and much, much more.
They easily attach to a regular garden stake. Depending upon the plant, use
one, two or three rings. The plants foliage grows to hide the rings from
view. It keeps fruits and flowers off the ground.
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Hobby Greenhouses
Add a cover system to your raised garden, and you have.... A hobby
greenhouse!
This raised bed kit comes with a cover system ,designed for the Guarden raised
garden bed frames. The cover latches firmly to the raised bed frame, allowing
it to withstand high winds. The plastic cover comes standard with the unit.
Optional pest covers and insect netting are also available.
Potato Bag Planters - Now your can grow potatoes on your patio or
deck.
Potato Bag Planter
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