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Pro Series Cage – Green

Pro Series Cage – Green
A great home for raising big, red, delicious tomatoes, proven by the pros, these large, durable tomato cages can manage the biggest plants. We use these tomato cages in our Fordhook Farm gardens for big varieties like Brandy Boy, Super Tasty and Burpee’s Supersteak. The sturdy, stable 4-sided cages are great for flowers too. The non-rusting, long-lasting galvanized wire cages fold flat for easy storage. Sturdy, big (14″ square by 40″ or 48″tall) cages, made of green-coated, galvanized steel, can be combined with the Tomato Cage Extender for a 72″-high structure. Extenders add an additional 3 ft. to the base cage.

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