Gardener’s Blue Ribbon® Ultomato Tomato Plant Cage

 

Gardener’s Blue Ribbon® Ultomato Tomato Plant Cage

 

Do you find your tomato plants overtake the garden, spreading and climbing everywhere and on everything? This adjustable tomato plant cage will make growing tomatoes so much easier!

 

 

The Gardener’s Blue Ribbon® Ultomato adjustable tomato plant cage has been designed specifically for growing tomato pleants and other climbing fruits and vegetables. Each cage is comprised of three 5' heavy-duty Sturdy Stakes and nine fully-adjustable support clips for continuous support throughout the plant's growth. The stakes of this cage have a strong steel core and tough, thick plastic coating.

 

To top it off, it's convenient to store, too, so it can be used for many growing seasons!

 

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Gardener’s Blue Ribbon® Ultomato Tomato Plant Cage - Specifications

 

Product Features:

• Designed specifically for growing tomato plants and other climbing fruits and vegetables
• Continuous support throughout the plant's growth
• Strong steel core stakes
• Tough, thick plastic coating
• Convenient to store
• Can be used for many growing seasons

What's in the Box:

• Three 5' heavy-duty Sturdy Stakes
• Nine fully-adjustable support clips

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I've been using this system for a number of years and it works great. I'm growing 3rd gen Celebrity Tomatoes this year and even though their going whacko , I just add a new pole and some more arms where/when needed . This is one of the best tomato cages ever made.

	RESPONSE FROM AVANT GARDEN DECOR AUGUST 06, 2013
	Thank you for taking the time to share your experience regarding the Gardener’s Blue Ribbon® Ultomato Tomato Plant Cage (model TMC60). We are so glad to hear of the success you've had using this plant cage. If you have any further questions or need assistance, please do not hesitate to contact our Consumer Relations Team at 1-800-323-5800.
	Best regards, Devon Consumer Relations Representative Woodstream Corporation

We had used a small cage for our new tomato plant. It grew to over 4 feet tall and was impossible to keep upright until we used this cage. It was easy to construct around the fully grown plant. We will start of using it with the new plants next year.

I love how easy it was to assemble. It took me less than 5 minutes, and so far, it works great! Highly recommend!

This is so quick and easy to assemble. I love the variety of ways it can be set up. It is as attractive as it is functional.

This tomato cage is different than any I have used before. I like the feature of the movable support arms, and the height of it. Very ingenious features. Well worth the price.

I loved the Gardener's Blue Ribbon tomato Cage! It helps support my plants, and is very simple to install. I love how versatile it is to use, and I was even able to use it with my Raspberry plants that needed more support.

The best system I've found to stake garden plants isn't the stake and string method, but to use rather more of a cage system. This offers the plant a type of scaffolding that doesn't hinder growth, doesn't confine the plant and doesn't cause possible injury to the plant either. A big advantage (and my personal favorite) is that once you have the plant properly caged, you can set it and forget it! The patent pending design of the Stake-It-Easy Plant Staking System from AvantGardenDecor.com grows taller (up to 6 feet) and wider as your plant grows, supporting each new branch.

The tomato cage is really great because it is easily adjustable, and you could take it apart for storage. The other cages I've used are big and bulky, are not very tall, and do not allow for expansion as the plant grows. Overall a great product!

The tomato cage is compact and easy to store when not in use. It's simple to set up and to adjust as needed. This is a big improvement over the traditional metal cages.

The tomato cage is compact and easy to store when not in use. It's simple to set up and to adjust as needed. This is a big improvement over the traditional metal cages.

Anyone else notice all the other reviews for this cage are spam?

	RESPONSE FROM AVANT GARDEN DECOR JUNE 20, 2013
	Thank you for your online review of the Gardner’s Blue Ribbon® Ultomato Tomato Plant Cage (model TMC60). The current reviews on the website have been added from other online websites regarding the Ultomato product. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at 1-800-323-5800.
	Best regards, Kaitlyn Consumer Relations Representative Woodstream Corporation

 

Tomato Cages for your Vegetable Garden

 

Tomato cages not only support tomatoes and encourage them to grow but they allow them to develop naturally. Before purchasing tomato cages make sure they are designed so that plants will grow vertically without the fruit and leaves weighing down the stems. If tomato cages aren’t sturdy enough as the plant becomes more mature, the stems will be too heavy for the tomato cages. Also, strong winds can easily blow over flimsy tomato cages.

Most tomato cages you see in the store are made of a light wire - these may not be sturdy enough to provide the required support, and they only last one season. Instead look for tomato cages that are sturdy, made of a heavier metal and flexible enough to adjust to your plants growth.

Tomato cages should also be tall enough for plants to grow to full height – at least five feet or more for most varieties.

Tomato cages come in a variety of guises, not just wire, from homemade support systems using wood and twine to spiral designs. However, one of the best types of tomato cages to look for are the ones that are very sturdy, made of a heavy metal, ones that have the ability to grow with the plant, and ones that you can use for several seasons.

 

When you use tomato cages be careful to tie the plant correctly, otherwise you can damage the stems. Tomato cages allow air to circulate freely through the plants and the foliage naturally shades the fruit. Using soft garden twine or plastic ties with your tomato cages is a good idea.

Whether you are using plant stakes or tomato cages, hammer these into place when the seedlings are still small to avoid disturbing the roots later.