Best Raised Garden Bed Tomato Cage

We’ve made our popular tomato trellis ladder even better. They still have 7mm steel uprights and our exclusive “plant cradle” crosspieces that give multiple places for vines to rest. But now they’re modular and stackable, so you can arrange them any way you like. Each set includes six 32-1/2″ tall sections. Use singly to support eggplants and peppers; stack two for bush tomatoes; stack three for tall, indeterminate tomatoes. These are the sturdiest ladders you can buy — 20% thicker than others on the market — with a long-lasting, weatherproof powder coating. (We have some that are 15 years old and still look as good as new.) Tomato Ladders will make the most of your garden space, reduce damage from pests and diseases, and give you a bigger harvest of delicious, unblemished fruit. Ladders nest for compact off-season storage. Choice of Red or Green.

Growing cucumbers on a trellis minimizes disease problems and keeps the fruit straight and blemish-free. This A-frame trellis lets you plant a row on both sides; or, let long vines grow up, over the top and down the other side. The sturdy, powder-coated steel frame supports heavy loads and has big 4″ grid openings for easy harvesting. There’s even room to grow salad greens in the shade under the trellis. Use in raised beds or in-ground gardens.

Hydrofarm’s self-watering tomato planters provide lightweight, strong support for tomatoes, beans, peas, cucumbers and other climbing plants and flowers. Use with any potting soil or coco planting mix and the easy-fill reservoir system delivers water and nutrients from below, helping avoid over or under watering. The sturdy frame construction help support the weight of vines as they grow, allowing the plant to devote more energy to developing fruit and preventing the fruit from falling off before it’s ripe.