Europe style for Expandable Dog Pen - Plant Support Cage Tomato Cages – METALL

Feature

Perfect size to work as plant trellis.The vertical tomato tower obelisk gives flowering vines,vegetables and other planters a sturdy support to climb.Adds dramatic height to your garden with vertical trellising.

The vertical tower obelisk with aesthetic design adds a stylish and nature touch to your yard with climbing plants, climbing roses and and fruits. Looks beautiful adorned with garland for holiday decorations or fairy lights for magical night time scene.Fits any outdoor setting from classic to contemporary.Charming focal point to any patio, lawn, garden, courtyard area.

Many people who are new to  growing heirloom tomatoes in the ground start with a tomato plant, a bag of fertilizer and a tomato “cage” purchased at a garden center.  Here are some alternatives to typical cages that will result in more tomatoes, a longer season for tomatoes and higher quality tomatoes.

Specifications

Product knowledge

1. Easy to assemble with manual instruction

2. Adjustable shape offer ample space for plants to grow

3. Simple design with great original

4. Sets up anywhere, soil or hard surface, indoors or outside

5. Make your life more wonderful

Outdoor metal garden trellis/garden flower decorative

Perfectly sized to fit in the backyard or farm, this product is ideal for the casual gardener or flower enthusiast.

Product Description:

1. Easy to assemble with manual instruction

2. Adjustable shape offer ample space for plants to grow

3. Simple design with great original

4. Sets up anywhere, soil or hard surface, indoors or outside

5. Make your life more wonderful

Caging Tomato Plants:

You don’t need to worry about pruning, pinching off the suckers, or training the plant
There will be plenty of foliage to provide shade for the fruit and prevent sunscald
Due to plenty of leaf cover, the soil will stay shaded and retain more moisture. Keeping the moisture level more consistent will help prevent cracking and blossom end rot
You can easily adapt the cages to do double duty and give the tomatoes a head start in the spring. Wrap a circle of one-foot-high plastic around the bottom of the cage at ground level and secure the overlapping ends. This will give the plants some extra heat, protect them from winds, and may help protect them from cutworms.

Cages fall over. Tomato plants can get quite large (both in height and width), and they can become too heavy for the cages. This is especially true with some of the larger heirloom plants, where it is not uncommon to get one and two-pound fruits. The weight and size of the plant can topple light weight cages to the ground with strong winds.
Takes up space. Larger cages in particular can take up quite a bit of space in a small garden. They also take up space in storage, if that is a concern.
Longer time to ripen. By late summer, the cages are so full of foliage that the fruit is shaded and doesn’t ripen as quickly or as consitently.