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These tomato cages are by far the best i've tried in my gardening experience. I will not be using any other type besides these ones. Reasons below:- easy to assemble- rigid structure (will not bend, sway, tilt, etc) that will hold up tomatoes without complaining or whining- easy to move around and disassembleget yours today! (not a plug... i think)

These are without a doubt the best tomato cages I have ever used. I've had the large square metal ones literally get bent and toppled over by my tomato vines, but I'm confident that won't be a problem at all with these. These were very easy to put together. They are lightweight yet sturdy, and they are much taller than any I've used before. I used them in large 20-gallon grow bags and they fit inside them perfectly (any smaller and they would not have fit). My tomatoes are much taller now than in the picture but the cages are doing great. I will be buying more next year!

I love how much taller these cages are than the typical round wire ones you get at the store. Those always fall over on me partway through the summer. These are much studier too. They were easy to put together. Only 4 stars though because one of them broke under the weight of an especially monstrous tomato plant, but the other two are intact. I’m not mad though, because I just added a tall metal stake to that plant and now it’s ok, and the support it’s provide for most of the summer has be great.

I purchased these cages to support a very tall, established sunflower. I wanted something that could be assembled around the existing plant & these fit the bill. They are large (approximately 15" square) & easy to assemble, even in sections. I also cannibalized a second cage to add an additional section to the sunflower cage to support the 6' & still growing plant. Tapping the cage into the ground with a rubber mallet ensured sufficient strength to support this large plant. I will buy these again for large plants (like hollyhocks, etc.) but if you are looking for something that will support plants in pots, the 15" square dimension may be too large. I can't speak for their durability as they have only been in the ground for a week, but they look very sturdy so I am hopeful.

At first appearance out of the box, you wonder how can they be sturdy. Once assembled, there is no questions as to the sturdiness.These have allowed me to have attractive uniformity throughout different arreas of the garden and are perfect for indeterminant tomatoes. Both in the ground and in raised beds.The assembly was fun with two 5 year olds and helped them with not only motor skills, but critical thinking as well.My only complaint is I wish they would have been black. Overall, 100% satisfied.

The Plastic connectors crack very easily, they need to be much thicker. The Rods pull apart from the plastic connectors when its windy. I had 12 plastic connectors break on 2 tomato cages that I put together, from the wind

Just put my cages together. Instruction really aren't that descriptive but it is self explanatory how to put them together. Take your time and don't force the rodes into the connectors. What I found helpful was if one would not go all the way in I pulled it out and reinserted it, it then would go all the way in. I would also recommend constructing these on a flat surface. Once constructed they appear to be very sturdy. We will see how well they function this season once our tomato plants reach maturity. I have a feeling all will be good. Hope this reviewed helped you, as I would recommend them.

My tomato plant is already 4 feet high. Because I didn't realize there was such a product as this on the market, it is hanging everywhere so in order to use this wonderful helpful product I found necessary to build 2 half towers and put them together surrounding my tomato plant, then joining. I am delighted with the strength & design. Will buy more!