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cattle panel tomato cages

Posted by tmflyfish z8b Houston, TX (My Page) on
Thu, Mar 9, 06 at 3:29

unlike concrete remesh, these don't rust

Image link: cattle panel tomato cages (38 k)


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RE: cattle panel tomato cages

Nice and hefty-looking!

How did you ever get that stuff to bend so nicely??? I've got some cattle panels here and can't even imagine trying to shape them into tomato cages. What's your technique?


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RE: cattle panel tomato cages

  • Posted by farkee 10 B South Fl. (My Page) on
    Sun, Apr 9, 06 at 9:23

I also would love to know how to bend cattle panels into neat round shape. Hope TMFLYFISH checks back soon.


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RE: cattle panel tomato cages

  • Posted by moogies z8, D/FW Texas (My Page) on
    Tue, May 30, 06 at 12:11

I'm not TMFLYFISH - but here's his method:
http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/tomato/msg0316361530083.html

Since my short, wimpy cages are all bent, and the tomatoes have flopped over the rims and are now heading for the ground, I'll definitely be doing this next year!!!

Anybody have any suggestions for what to do with 25 lousy tomato cages? (I already used up a bunch supporting my asparagus plants - which, BTW, works very nicely!)

Kathi

Here is a link that might be useful: I have a great alternative to concrete remesh cages


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RE: cattle panel tomato cages

  • Posted by farkee 10 B South Fl. (My Page) on
    Sun, Jun 11, 06 at 19:39

Kathi, thank you for the link about the cattle panels.


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RE: cattle panel tomato cages

I'm trying to go to the link on how to bend the cattle panels, but it doesn't seem to exist anymore...can anyone help? Thanks!!!


 
 

 

 


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