Hi Anna, we use no climb or fencing for our tomatoes, gives you room to pick them thur the holes. Cut the fencing and bend over the ends. Works great for out very large tomatoes. Good luck and stay well
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Hi Anna, we use no climb or fencing for our tomatoes, gives you room to pick them thur the holes. Cut the fencing and bend over the ends. Works great for out very large tomatoes. Good luck and stay well
Hi! Chicken fence mesh is easy to shape into cylinders. Stay safe!
Here's an easy tutorial
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/grow/tomatoes/diy-tomato-cages-save-the-maters-13501126
DIY Tomato Cages - Save the Maters!
They also have them at Lowe's and Home Depot and their not expensive.
You can make a cage from scrap wood. Frankly, the cages are so cheap, I wouldn't bother trying to make one.
Thank you all for your solutions