Garden Collection 16.6 ft Flexible Tie Attache Flexible - 2 Pack

Years ago I bought a package but never planted them. In these last few months, I finally started my raised bed gardens just with tomatoes and cucumbers (we moved and then pandemic hit). The tomato stakes and cages were made from reclaimed timber, and the cucumber trellis was made from welded wire. As a flower gardener, I often grew tomatoes and used various things to tie them up, such as strips of cloth (since I sew and have so many scraps), as well as pieces of nylon pantyhose. That is a really nice pair of pants - soft and stretchy. I did-) It just so happened as I was tying tomatoes that I came across my package of these flexible ties. OH MY GOD, THIS IS AMAZING! A pair of needles had a cutter part on them that I used to cut it - A pair of pliers with a nose. You can do it (don't cut with scissors) so quickly. Basically, I cut about 5 inches of string and wrap it around the stake and the tomato, twist it a little, and it keeps it's shape and place! What a great idea! The packets will remain in my possession at the end of the summer since they are reusable. There have been several occasions when I have taken a little off and moved it, and that has also worked well. The green color and the way it blends in also appeals to me. There is no cutting of the plant by the softness of the foam (or whatever it is). The material is strong and supportive, but soft and gentle towards When they are in flower, cucumbers send out vines and climb the trellis naturally, although one of them reached up to climb a tomato cage at first, so I moved it back where it belonged and tied it so that it would Once I reached the end of the first package, I *knew* I would never want to live without it As a result- A very similar product turned up on Amazon, the EXACT SAME as I had previously purchased. Quite a ways are covered in this article. About 50 to 60 percent of the second packet is gone (it's the first of this group of 2, and I still have another one to go). There is no way I can praise it enough- Using this plant tie has been the easiest and nicest experience I have ever had.

Julieta HOWARTH

| Oct 05, 2020

This garden tie is one of our favorites. This product protects the plants and will last throughout the entire We've had a couple of hot days, and these ties have been holding The rubber exterior does contain a wire, so you will need a sturdy pair of cutters to handle it.

Ellison HUMPHRIES

| Sep 11, 2020

There is something I love about My favorite plants to grow with it are orchids, dragon fruit, In addition, I use it in the nose area instead of twist ties when I make face masks. This is an extremely comfortable and durable chair. In order to avoid the cut ends poking through, I burn the wire off with a lighter or candle flame.

August Medina

| Aug 25, 2020

I probably won't be able to use it in most of my applications unless I double it. While I knew there were two thicknesses to choose from when I placed my order, I was not aware of the thinness.

Ada Roy

| Apr 03, 2021

They are used for a variety of purposes. An excellent value for a tie that can be used for a variety of purposes. My only exception is plants. I have used these on practically everything else.

Kallie Sheppard

| Nov 13, 2020

I really like this gardening tool. The stems can be cut to the length you need, and it is safe for the plants.

Gracelyn Austin

| Jul 27, 2021

I really like them. This soft, yet durable fabric is machine washable. Kitchen shears can be used to cut the material to size. I don't have to worry about my plants being cut.

Jaelynn NORTH

| Mar 31, 2021

A BY WAY OF TIEING UP TOMATOES AND AS WELL AS USING FOR HOME MADE FACE MASK. THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS.

Chaim KAY

| Feb 05, 2021