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Install Tomato Cage

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DIY tomato cages

What happens here

Finally, the completed wooden tomato cage is ready for installation in the garden. The creator carefully places the cage over a growing tomato plant. Using a rubber mallet, he gently but firmly pounds the pointed ends of the legs into the soil until they reach the 6-inch marks previously made. This ensures the cage is deeply and securely anchored in the ground, providing stable support for the tomato plant as it grows. The creator then shows off his newly installed, sturdy wooden tomato cages.

Goal: Securely install the tomato cage in the garden around a plant.

Tools and materials

  • Assembled Tomato Cage N/A — The finished cage ready for use
  • Garden N/A — The area where the tomato plant is growing
  • Rubber Mallet — Gently pounding the cage legs into the ground

What they say

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in. Just going to mark 6 in. This is how deep I'm going to pound these into the ground. I don't know about y'all, but I absolutely hate the metal ones from Walmart. So, I decided to grab some scrap wood that I had laying around and built these ones. Anyways, I got stuff to do. I'll catch you guys later. Peace.

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