Tomato Cage 5ft 6-Pack Large Tall Tomato Cages Tomato Stakes Plants Supports Garden Stakes,40 Clips and Plant Ties Include, Green

I bought these stakes at the beginning of the summer to hold up tomato plants. It’s been 4 months so thought now was a good time for the review. First off, I will definitely buy more. I started with 1 set, liked it and then bought a couple more. By the end I had 10 or 12 sets growing tomatoes.The good:Holds up really well despite changing weather, wind, storms, etc. very adjustable as the tomatoes grew and it was easy to get the running stems back into their cages without breaking them. Plus, a while row of these looks sharp and organized, which I love. They’re plastic so no rust, unlike some of the metal cages I bought this year from a big box store. The other thing I liked was how easy installing them.Cons:I had a row of these with heavy tomato varieties on them and they held up really well, but halfway through the season I could see a noticeable lean on some of them. The plants become too heavy and the wind keeps pushing plus possibly soil erosion. I never had to re-stake any of the cages and none of them fell but one leaned so bad that the plant became enmeshed in another tomato growing next to it. I’m not sure how to prevent this other than trying to sink the stakes in deeper next time, or using pvc pipe at the bottom to give them more grip strength. I almost put 4 stars rather than 5 but the issue I had would really only be resolved by putting wood posts a couple feet into the ground the way my family does on their mini-farm. Not worth it in a suburban backyard.

I liked this so well that I bought a second set. They are configurable so you can use them any way you want to hold up plants that are beside each other. Easy to install, the side bars can be placed anywhere up and down the support poles. Storing is so much easier at the end of the season, no more large metal cages, stores flat and ready for use for next season.

I've been looking for a while for decent tomato cages which were at least 5 ft tall and reasonably priced.These are easy to assemble and sturdy, once all the cross bars are in place.The only negative is that there needs to be another set (of 3) cross bars to finish off the top. Each set of poles only comes with nine, rather than 12. So I ordered some extras cross-bars, as shown in the photos. Additional poles of various lengths can be bought individually for a few $$ at Lowes or Home Dept.

I’m a woman who is 64 years old. I have bought hundreds of tomato cages in my lifetime. These are the best ones ever. Plastic, does not rust. You can make them as tall as you want, as needed. No tying the plants. Everyone comments on them and a few have bought them. My plants must be ten feet tall this year. I grow them in Smart Pots on my patio. One blew over a few weeks ago and I had no problems standing it back up all by my self. And no damage. My plants look beautiful. The picture was taken three weeks ago, they are at least a foot taller now. Buy them, you’ll be so pleased.

I never knew they made tomato cages so large, until I grew a 7' tomato plant. So I went looking and found this awesome product. You can make the cage the size that you need and put the supports wherever you need them, and they can be moved if necessary. You get a bunch clips and pull ties, large and small, to position the plant for support. The best garden support system I have ever used. I won't use anything else.

These are easy to put together and easy to adjust as the plant grows. Well made and will easily out last any metal cages which always fall apart after a few years. I didn't do it but you could make a square cage instead of triangular. Thats what I like most how flexible they are. Bang the posts into the ground. Attach the cross bars where needed and thats it. First time using them but they should last for years. Highly recommend esp if your tired of wasting money on junky metal cages.

I ordered 4 sets of these. Each of the sets were missing various pieces. All together, I probably have 3 full sets with spare parts. The boxes are apparently not strong enough to contain all of the pieces and withstand the rigors of shipping.Overall, they are decent tomato cages. I needed the taller extensions for my indeterminate varieties - it's too bad I didn't get all of the connecting pipes that I was supposed to get.

easy to put together, and bars are easily adjusted up or down. Will know more after this growing season but a rain storm did not budge them, and heavy branches are well supported. Very impressed!