If you’re tired of old, flimsy tomato cages, follow this step-by-step guide and make your own sturdy, wooden alternative. It can be folded up for ease of storage and is strong enough, by design, to ...

Since you can't just drop your old tomato cages curbside for recycling and thrashing them isn't a great idea either, here are ...

Let your imagination run as wild as an untended garden when choosing the materials you use for this easy DIY that turns a ...

While “determinate” varieties such as Romas reach only 4 feet tall or so, “indeterminate” varieties – think ‘Better Boy’ and heirloom ‘German Johnson’ – tend to push well past 5 feet. And flimsy store ...

Hands attaching wood shim to a tomato cage - Hometalk/YouTube While the original video shows staining the wood shims as one of the steps, you could paint them a color that matches your home's trim or ...

While there are many ways to support your tomato plants as they grow, tomato cages have some particularly great benefits for the plants. When growing tomatoes in a cage, you do not have to prune or ...

Giving tomato plants a boost up can make a difference in the amount of fruit the plant produces, according to Master Gardeners trained by the Oregon State University Extension Service. And since it’s ...