Trellised tomatoes

After years of cheap tomato trellises or complicated systems and ties I found the EASIEST way ever to trellis and tie your tomatoes. It takes just minutes and no pruning is required!

Several years ago I landed on what I think is the best way to support tomatoes. String training! For me it beat out stakes, cages, Florida weave and everything else I tried. And you can use it for beans and cucumbers too. https://www.theartofdoingstuff.com/turns-im-never-really-satisfied-anything-including-tomatoes/

After surveying the vast number of tomatoes that needed to be supported, I got to work investigating the different methods for trellising tomatoes. I asked myself, “Self, what would be the b…

Look no further you have finally found your "forever" method for growing tomatoes. The String Method. Used by commercial growers for years, it's finally caught on with hoe growers. Here's how to do it ...

Want to build a cheap and easy tomato trellis yourself? This system cost me $35 total, and works for my 29 tomato plants. This is also a reusable system!

There are almost as many creative types of tomato trellis ideas as there are varieties of tomatoes to grow. Visit for some tomato trellis ideas for both determinant and indeterminate varieties of tomatoes.

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When deciding between tomato cage vs stakes, which is right for you? Which will give you the best yield? You may be surprised with the result of this test.

Sean Pessarra on Instagram: "I have found this method of trellising my determinant tomatoes to be the fastest and most reliable. It is called the Florida Weave, or Stake and Weave, method and I have used it on my eggplants, peppers, and determinate tomatoes at scale with great success. It is great for holding up long runs, or rows, of bushy plants. Also no more storing cages!!! The PVC pipe helps make the whole process much faster and less fatiguing. Any string can be used but I prefer…

Bamboo poles will last for a number of years before they become too brittle to use as a trellis for your tomatoes anymore, and they don't take up a lot of space to store in a pile or leaning against a shed in the winter. With some bamboo and biodegradable twine you should have everything you need for strong and tall tomato trellises that cost you virtually nothing and will return fertility to the soil when they are no longer in use. Click to watch our How-to…

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See the best ways to support your tomato plants, and why you should put them into the soil the very first day you plant your crop!

If you have ever grown tomatoes, you know they have to be trellised. If this is going to be your first year growing tomatoes, understand that “they have to be trellised”. I have yet to meet the t…

Growing tomatoes vertically is ideal for those who are looking to save up space and increase the harvest. There are numerous ways to utilize vertical space for growing tomatoes, including trellising, stakes, cages, and hanging baskets. In this post, we'll discuss how to grow tomatoes vertically and which varieties to choose from.

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One of the most aggravating things about growing tomatoes is finding something that will actually support them. Unfortunately, the cages and stakes you...