Zucchini do not vine... the tomato cage would not really do anything... I have put melons, vine-ing squash and cucumbers on trellises.. and they do just fine.... but for best results the trellis or wire should be at about a 45 degree angle rather than totally vertical.... Gardeners.com has some ideas on this
Yes, zucchini and squash can be ties to the cage as they grow. But they may be too heavy to hang on the vine for full maturity. Just keep an eye on them. Tomatoes, climbing beans and peas, like butter beans and black eyed peas, and other above-the-ground fruits and veggies can be caged. If you find you have a really nice melon vine, you may want to cage that, too. Put a folded newspaper under a watermelon, for instance, so the melon can grow larger without getting dirt-bound, and the tomato cage reminds you to keep it free from weeds and bad bugs. Best wishes ☺️
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Zucchini do not vine... the tomato cage would not really do anything... I have put melons, vine-ing squash and cucumbers on trellises.. and they do just fine.... but for best results the trellis or wire should be at about a 45 degree angle rather than totally vertical.... Gardeners.com has some ideas on this
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Yes, zucchini and squash can be ties to the cage as they grow. But they may be too heavy to hang on the vine for full maturity. Just keep an eye on them. Tomatoes, climbing beans and peas, like butter beans and black eyed peas, and other above-the-ground fruits and veggies can be caged. If you find you have a really nice melon vine, you may want to cage that, too. Put a folded newspaper under a watermelon, for instance, so the melon can grow larger without getting dirt-bound, and the tomato cage reminds you to keep it free from weeds and bad bugs. Best wishes ☺️
yes you certainly can grow zucchini in a tomato cage.https://www.pinterest.com/pin/186899453258988719/