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For the biggest and best tomatoes, it is important to stake tomato plants. Staking plants, helps them to grow strong and healthy. It keeps tomatoes, from resting...and rotting... on the ground. And, it reduces access to slugs, snails and other insect pests.

While staking tomatoes takes a little effort, you will be well rewarded.

To help minimize the work, try veggie cages. They are easy to set up and take down, and they store in almost no space.

Space constrained!? No problem. The Veggie Cage is a great way to practice  vertical gardening, utilizing little garden space. Try this cage in a large pot on your balcony or deck, too.

Veggie cage- Use these cages a variety of vegetable garden plants, including:

• Tomatoes - It makes staking tomatoes a cinch.

• Cucumbers - Grow cucumbers in these cages, and use less garden space.

• Pole Beans - No fence? No problem. Use a veggie cage.

• Miniature Pumpkins

• Zucchini and vining squash varieties

• Peas - A cage is a simple alternative to fencing peas.

• Vining Flowers - Black Eyed Susan, Cardinal Climbers, Hyacinth Bean Vine, Moonflowers, and Sweet Pea.

Veggie cages expand up to a whopping 7ft! They store flat in almost no space. Use them season after season.

To use Veggie Cage Plant Cage- Put a garden stake next to the plant. Anchor the bottom of the Veggie Cage to the ground. Then, slide it up the garden stake to the height you want, and tighten the screw to secure the cage to the top of the garden stake.

Tip: Set up veggie cages at planting time. This avoids disturbing the roots, as you drive a garden stake into the ground.

As your plant grows, the veggie cage all but disappears behind the foliage. 

Veggie Rings, or Tomato Rings are a great way to support a wide variety of both vegetable and flowering plants. Formally called "Tomato Rings", this is a misnomer. Use them to support almost any plant. Try them on tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, and more.

The rings easily attach to a regular garden stake. Use one, two, or three rings. The plants foliage grows to hide the rings from view. It keeps fruits and flowers off the ground. 

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