The best support for your tomatoes depends on the variety you're growing, but in general, tomato cages are the most reliable ...

Are stakes or cages best? To prune or not to prune? These are the questions answered in this week's Master Gardener column.

The only thing better than a fresh Jersey tomato in the summertime is one you can grow in your own backyard. Right now, Amazon has some juicy deals on square plant cages up to 30% off. So, if you ...

The cages often come in fun colors, but tend to be more expensive than building your own. “The support they provide is minimal and often insufficient for most tomato varieties,” Domenghini said.

Craig recommends paying attention to the kinds of tomato plants you're growing to determine exactly how much space the plants will need. If you're growing vertically grown indeterminate tomatoes (i.e.

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The best tomato cage is made of heavy-duty metal wire with 4-to-6-inch openings for easy harvest. Wooden or plastic cages can work, but aren't as strong or long-lasting as metal ones.

North Kerry artist Lisa Fingleton said this week that the response to the opening of her brand new exhibition ‘The Square Tomato’ in Siamsa Tíre over the weekend was “just fantastic.” ...

A mule deer entangled in a wire tomato cage for weeks was freed by wildlife officers, Colorado officials reported. People near Hotchkiss had reported seeing the entangled doe for about a month ...

A mule deer entangled in a wire tomato cage for weeks was freed by wildlife officers, Colorado officials reported. People near Hotchkiss had reported seeing the entangled doe for about a month ...

A mule deer entangled in a wire tomato cage for weeks was freed by wildlife officers, Colorado officials reported. People near Hotchkiss had reported seeing the entangled doe for about a month ...