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#tomatogarden #growingtomatoes #springgarden #raisedbedgardening #vegetablegarden #vegetablegarden #gardening #homesteading
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Could you possibly post a list of all your materials used? That would be amazing 🙂
Where did you get the iron looking poles
Love this 🎉
This is very smart 👏
just try restaking the following year. cannot pound into ground. it shatters the plastic. so has to be removed. try it. you end up having $300. tomatoes in place of $200.
Helpful to see this… but can you show how you attach the string to the plant?
I find fallen signs all the time and sell the post for 5-10 dollars
I’ve been doing it this way for about four years now. Best way so far
I’ve been using post and rope between posts this alot easier on an older man thanks 🙏
Beautiful farming❤❤❤
I am fallow for you 🎉
Ah so easy. It will cost like 1k
Super sturdy
500' Nylon rope with a 320lb test strength and Jute Twine 3000' with shipping for $74… U-Line
What size T posts?? My first year doing indeterminate tomatoes and was wondering if I cut the leaf matter (only like 25% at a time) on the bottom and work up the vine slowly as the plant grows up and I harvest the fruit. Can I roll down the string (assuming able to) and vine and have it spiral on the ground and keep growing the tomatoes? I live in Texas so really long season which is the reason I'm asking. Since I believe it doesn't grow more fruit on the vine where it has already grown.
This looks like a great idea!
I suppose if you have two rows, and they keep growing, you make a tomato tunnel tying them together. Might want to use wire at that point, and if the poles start to sag toward eachother, may need some extra braces.
I look it’s fupa flab exposing its fatness…NASTY YUCKK
😢not worth the money
Exactly what I have going on in my garden 👍
Came for the tomato stay for the Cakes!😊
What type of string rope is that?
Can you say what each item is?