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Cooking & Baking

NJCher

(43,046 posts)

8. The ones about an inch wide

Reply to Emile (Reply #7)

Sun Mar 15, 2026, 10:21 AM

21 hrs ago

Are good for that. I also like to use those heavy steel rods – – can’t think of the name – – because they are heavy and are more easily driven into the ground.

Tomato cages are the way to go, as opposed to mere staking.

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Breakfast Sunday 15 March 2026 [View all] irisblue Yesterday OP

Coffee with cream, now gademocrat7 Yesterday #1

Black coffee ☕️ now, later sausage, Emile Yesterday #2

Did you have much damage from the winds last Thur/Fri? irisblue 22 hrs ago #3

The high winds from the other day Emile 22 hrs ago #4

It was the best outside cat toy ever! irisblue 22 hrs ago #5

Cats and plastic bag NJCher 21 hrs ago #6

Those bamboo poles would be helpful Emile 21 hrs ago #7

The ones about an inch wide NJCher 21 hrs ago #8