3 Pack 68" Tomato Cages for Garden - Large Tomato Plant Support Trellis

I use this system instead of tomato cages as this allows me the flexibility to make them very tall or any shape that I prefer. You can assemble them with just stakes and connectors to form a pole. This works great when the plants are younger. Eventually, they get bigger, and you can disassemble the pole to remove it, and make a larger cage. Eventually, I end up with a 5 stake base that ends up being about 6 feet tall. It's 5 stakes all the way up. I bought enough to do about 5 plants, and I am thinking about buying more! Are they perfect? No. They are bendy, but sturdy enough when assembled with stakes, connectors, brackets. They have fallen over in the wind several times, and I just pull it by the stake (I put bricks down to prevent that). Some of them are slight deformed, but none of it effects how they work ... very well. I bought 5 large size wire cages. And they are great except when the plant is younger. I tried using a step up process with smaller cages. The problem being, the plants grow fast and if you don't do it right away when it needs it, it's difficult to remove the cage without damaging the plant. Since this system can disassemble down to sticks, they can just pull right out. You can make a bigger one around the smaller one, and then just disassemble the smaller one on the inside. I have a system that uses Ram-Pro Loop Grip Clips to keep the stalks attached to a pole or bracket for support. I also use Gloryfox Tomato Plant hooks for support. They are springy and allow the branch to be away from the "cage". The system works great.

I used this for my tomatoes in 10 gallon grow bags. The best thing is that they're progressive - I can build them to be the height I need them to be. They also pack down into a little box between seasons instead of the wire tomato cages that are kind of an awkward size and take up more space. The downside is the triangle supports are a little tricky to assemble - kind of like a puzzle. But once you do it a few times it becomes more straightforward. They would work well for anyone growing tomatoes - but especially for people who don't have a lot of room to store things over the winter. I would pay full price because I think it's a cool concept and they look nicer/more substantial than wire tomato cages.

Nice supports, but not anywhere near strong or big enough for indeterminate (vining) tomatoes, which is most of what I grow. In fact, by the end of the season, my Romas outgrew them--pulled them right over. But Brandywines? Cherokees? Beefsteaks? Big Cherry tomatoes? No way. They were out of this cage in no time. Great for peppers or patio tomatoes. Easy to assemble and use.

Back a year later to buy a second set since I planted more tomatoes this year and they are bigger & loaded with more tomatoes than ever. I built mine as squares rather than triangles, I like that they are customizable like that. Also as I was rebuilding them today, the plants pushed of the side bars, I figured out to flip the sides pieces around and clip them w the clasp facing out. This should prevent the weight of the plants from pushing them off.

Easy to assemble, and the rungs are adjustable. There versatile, if you don't need your tomato cage to be super high, you can make multiple smaller cages with what's provided. There sturdier than your run of the mill tomato cage, definitely more stable. I'm interested to see if they survive this planting season.

I absolutely love this tomato cage! It’s completely adjustable, so as my tomato plants grow, I can easily add more sections to support them. The design is super thick, sturdy, and durable no tools needed at all! It was so simple to set up, and I love that I can just store the extra pieces away until my plants get taller. Highly recommend for anyone who wants something easy, reliable, and long-lasting for their garden! Plus, it’s super affordable for the quality! 10/10 purchase!

These are a nightmare. Every single day I have to go outside and find all the failure points on all the plants and try to reconnect them. They are constantly collapsing, disconnecting and lifting out of the connectors. As the plant gets larger, the supports start to easily come apart. If the wind blows, they will disconnect. And - you'd never guess based on how easily they come apart - but they are actually a giant pain to reconnect. It's just a terrible design and certainly not able to hold up a plant that actually needs a 68" tall support. Every single one of my indeterminate tomatoes has a noticeable lean to them. I even have all kinds of additional stakes and ties and pvc that I've added to try and keep them upright but I have gotten to the point where only radical pruning will allow me to continue through the season using these supports. Such a huge waste of money.

Super easy to use and to make at the height you need!! They look fantastic on the tomatoes! I have put them together on the porch before carrying them to the plant itself as they are super portable and light weight enough to get to the plants!!!

A great product for supporting tomatoes, easy to clip the branches to the supports.

Pour des raisons de santé, je cultive maintenant mes tomates en pots. Ces cages évitent les tuteurs et donc les blessures aux pieds de tomates. Vraiment très bien

I was originally looking for a specific product to provide support for my Monsterra Deliciosa houseplant. It was out of stock and not known if more coming in. I looked at other plant supports and thought this might be perfect, and even better original item. This one allows me to put it together bit by bit, one level at a time - perfect for my large plant. I currently have it at 2 posts high, and when the plant reaches a higher level, I’ll add the 3rd level of posts. The product comes with enough parts for 3 triangular plant supports. However, I found it worked better for my plant to create a square one. As it is, it appears to be staked firmly in the pot and very sturdy. Perfect for what it was intended to do!

Good for the price

Astucieux, c'est simple à monter, et ça évite au moins dans le premier mois d'avoir à chercher des tuteurs divers. Après, il faut jouer pour élargir et soutenir les branches qui s'écartent. Utile.