We’ve been spending some time planning our garden for the spring and I wonder…
Do you think tomato cages will keep them little just a while longer?
We’ve been spending some time planning our garden for the spring and I wonder…
Do you think tomato cages will keep them little just a while longer?
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It’s possible…give it a try.
If you do try to cages, be sure to use little tags so we know what variety they are.
Well darn! Why couldn’t I have thought of that before mine got growed up?!
Just don’t put any fertilizer on ‘em…
Those are nice cages like the ones we made out of that concrete wire stuff… they’ll last for years! and hopefully your younguns will be younguns for as long as they can.
Nooooo! And squeezing them every day won’t help either….Believe me, I tried!
Awww, that would be nice to slow them down a little:) Wait until they start driving…
Cute post Jennifer! If your cages are missing don’t drive to Kansas to get them back!
We’ve had these cages forever, I think. Keith’s dad used to be in charge of the garden and he used them.
Lisa, I will remember to do that!
If it works let me know, I’ll use it too
If only!
Yeah, good luck with that.
Well it’s certainly worth a shot, right?
Ummmm….probly not. But it’s a good thought!
Lol. If only it worked that way!!!
Cute!
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I will try my daughter and let you know…lol!
I just started all my tomato plants and am so excited for them! What all are you planting this year?
I loved your post and the ideas provided. There are a ton of opinions out there that are both good and bad. If you have any more suggestions concerning gardening or related topics, that would be much appreciated. Keep up the great writing!