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 Ernest von Rosen, www.amgmedia.com |
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- IN THE PAST - If you were going to have good tomato cages to support your plants, it was necessary to purchase a roll of concrete reinforcing wire and a pair of bolt cutters and make them yourselves (a lot of work) but you could have some 24" dia. Cages although they were to short, to rusty, needed anchoring in the ground, and were always in your sight and always in your way THIS RUSTY PILE OF TOMATO CAGES! - PROBLEM SOLVED - TEXAS TOMATO CAGES are invented and they are 24" in dia. To but they are handsome and tall and galvanized and they FOLD UP! and you can hang them in your shed OUT OF THE WAY! in the off season. Made to last, they are designed tough, and won't scratch you either. Customers complained that 6' was to short, so we started making 2' tall extensions that plug right on top and no more complaints. WHAT A GREAT GIFT!, for yourselves or someone else. Your plants will thank you also and your yield will increase due to better support.
THANKS Texas Tomato Cages
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