3Pack Tomato Cages,Up to 51inch Plant Stakes Vegetable Trellis Assembled for Garden Climbing Plants Vegetables Flowers

I liked the price, and I liked that everything fit.I dislike the shorter poles because they are less stable than the larger ones. I am sure the short poles are cheaper and easier to ship than the long poles, but they tend to have some curve to them. When you stack multiple short poles, the curves add up and the end result is a crooked cage.

Best cage I have ever used, hands down. You can set it up any way you choose. As my tomato plant grew and when it went under the support bars I was able to simply unsnap them and reposition them and contain the plant within the cage easily and without damage. I am also able to add additional braces as needed and where needed. Very versatile, effective and inexpensive.

The three pack was great. Assembling these cages couldn’t be easier. You stick the stakes in the ground, attach the clips and you’re done!The biggest thing you really need to be concerned with is the distance between the stakes which needs to be about 12 inches. If this isn’t exact, the stakes flex enough to handle imperfect measuring. Another thing you might want to be concerned with is getting the stakes in the ground. My garden is pretty well worked and I can push them in by hand. If you need to use a hammer to drive them, be very careful since the stakes are coated hollow tubing that will bend easily under the pressure of a hammer.Perhaps if the stakes were a coated rebar material they would take a hammer blow but then the weight would be considerably more. As is, they are plenty strong enough to support the weight of a fully laden tomato plant.The plastic clips that attach to the stakes have not shown any effects of UV exposure like brittleness. If they do replacements are readily available. The same holds true for the stakes in case you bend one enough to it. The clips are easily moved up or down the stakes to provide the support for the tomato plants where needed, I found the stakes useful for other plants as well so if you end up with more cages than you actually need you’ll find other uses for them around your garden.They’re inexpensive and looks like they will last for multiple seasons. The assembly is a snap and storage is not a problem. The stake material won’t take much hammering in but they’re very light weigh, made of sturdy metal and the surface is covered with non-fading green plastic coating for weather and rust protection,– though not so much that they won’t support a fully fruited tomato plant. The clips are easily repositioned to support the plants where needed without having to tie them up. I’m very happy with these cages.

I set a 3 tier set up for myCucumbers a week ago and I came out last night to it completely fallen apart. Not sturd for cucumbers like it suggested but it’s working good for my tomato; so far.

Nice product, easy to assemble, and use, however, I was disappointed in the shortage of pieces I discovered while unpacking. The parts list detailed the quantity of supposed enclosed pieces, unfortunately the brace members were 3 pieces short which makes for a compromised support structure.

The media could not be loaded.  I have to admit, I do not grow tomatoes, I do however grow some really nice looking Cana plants but they have been growing faster than the stem system can support the last few years. I saw these and thought "That is exactly what I need" and it is. The plants are still getting started but I wanted to have something in place to give them needed support and this cage set was the perfect thing since you can pretty much configure it in any design you wish as long as they can connect. As you can see by my pictures mine was not exactly a standard configuration but I am expecting them to grow fast and I will add more pieces as needed (or buy another set even) but I think with all the parts they gave me and the cable ties I will be able to support the longer/taller limbs in a manner that will prevent breakage. So for simplicity, values, quality this has to be 5 Stars

I previously had a kbrands set. I went back to buy another set because I needed to add height to the cages, I previously set up, but the price had gone up. I didn't need to add much height, so I figured I'd give this set a try. The stakes fit perfectly in the other set. However, the braces were a bit larger. The tomatoes needed more room any ways, so I ended up redoing all of the cages with this set. The braces are much sturdier than the other set. I also liked that this set came with everything needed to form a trellis instead of only having the option of a cage. I'll buy another set so next year I can just do a large trellis.

At the start of summer these cages seemed to work great. But once the tomato plants were full size these were no better than the typical metal cage...except more expensive. The plastic connectors to hold each short pole together eventually bent from the weight of the tomato plant. Maybe if each individual pole was longer it would workout. Going to use these for my pepper plants next year.