Posted by RMinVa on June 16, 2012 at 03:29:43 from (67.142.166.25):
In Reply to: tomato cages posted by larry@stinescorner on June 15, 2012 at 18:35:10:
I use 16' wire cattle panels. Plant the tomatoes 1' apart and use a panel on each side of the row. Use 3 tee post per panel and zip tie the panel to the post. Been doing that for 25 years now. Makes it easy to put the fence up and take down. Plants are closer than normal and helps keep the sun from baking them. Can't remember but the panels are 52" or 54" high and lift them 6"s off the ground to tie to the post. Vines come out the top and sometimes go all the way back to the ground. Have to water a lot like that. When plants get first 10 tomatoes on them they need what's equal to one in. of rain a day.
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