Tomato plants support

Learn 6 great ways to train and support tomatoes including cages, trellises, string, the Florida Weave, lower and lean system, and more.

Tomato cages aren't the only option! Learn 5 different ways to stake tomatoes to keep them off the ground, healthy and full of tomatoes!

Staking tomatoes keeps them off the ground and is the best way to get healthy plants and more tomatoes. See the best and worst ways to stake your tomato plants.

You can't grow healthy tomato without a tomato trellis or cages. Read this if you need plans and ideas to build a DIY tomato cage.

See the best ways to support your tomato plants, and why you should put them into the soil the very first day you plant your crop!

130K views · 6.6K likes | Chris Chung | Plants and Gardening on Instagram: "Tall tomatoes: PART 2. Once you have your tall structure set up, you’re basically all set to go! [see Part 1 for more info on my setup] 🧶 Now it’s time to suspend the string that will help guide and support your indeterminate tomatoes. I keep it pretty simple: sections of jute twine (strong sisal or nylon works as well) are secured onto the top beam using a lark’s head knot and then suspended down towards each…

Learn how to stake tomatoes in this simple guide which shares the benefits of staking tomatoes using the best method.

Let me show you how to support tomato plants with a simple system that is strong, affordable, and very easy to set up. Support your plants so they can produce a ton!

See the best way to support your tomato plants this year. Check out these DIY tomato supports that are easy and inexpensive to make!

90K views · 2.5K likes | Tara on Instagram: "Planting Tomatoes on a Bamboo Trellis 🍅 First, build your trellis! (Check out my post on how to do that.) Burying your tomato stems like this will encourage better root systems and stronger plants. I plant on both sides of my trellis, one plant for each post. 1. Dig a hole in the center of the trellis at each post 2. The hole should be angled, becoming shallower as it reaches the post 3. Place the tomato seedling in so that it lays almost…