THANK YOU THANK YOU- watched your video this morning and went out and bought the wire and made 10 41/2 ft cages- so excited to find your channel- we were alarmed when we saw tomato cages were $14 at our local nursery
Thanks!! Those cages will last you for 20 years. I place two wood stakes in the ground on each side of the cage and then zip tie the cage to the stakes. They literally will not move after this. I just pull up the stakes at the end of the season.
This is pretty similar to what my grandpa taught me. The fencing we get ends up making a 5ft high cage. We snip the "bottom" ring out between the vertical wire and use the created prongs to stick the cage in the dirt. I'd have to check the gauge of the wire. You'll get a hand/forearm workout cutting and bending all the wire. Seems like we buy a bundle every 10 years. It's a good system. Glad you're showing others. Been subscribed to your channel for a long while. Always good stuff.
@@meganhill5844 I start mine in the fall. I purchase the Chandler variety. It’s the same that most pick your own plant. Here a video. Planting Strawberries in the Fall | Useful Knowledge
Hi. Tractor Supply has the 330 ft roll for $240. I’ve probably got 200ft left off that roll on the video. I’m really thinking about making several and selling them at our local farmers market.
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THANK YOU THANK YOU- watched your video this morning and went out and bought the wire and made 10 41/2 ft cages- so excited to find your channel- we were alarmed when we saw tomato cages were $14 at our local nursery
Thanks!! Those cages will last you for 20 years. I place two wood stakes in the ground on each side of the cage and then zip tie the cage to the stakes. They literally will not move after this. I just pull up the stakes at the end of the season.
I like how the knoledge in this channel is indeed useful!
Thanks!!
This is pretty similar to what my grandpa taught me. The fencing we get ends up making a 5ft high cage. We snip the "bottom" ring out between the vertical wire and use the created prongs to stick the cage in the dirt. I'd have to check the gauge of the wire. You'll get a hand/forearm workout cutting and bending all the wire. Seems like we buy a bundle every 10 years. It's a good system. Glad you're showing others. Been subscribed to your channel for a long while. Always good stuff.
Thanks for sharing! Good info. Also thanks for being a subscriber!
Great video
Thanks!
Great idea! I have some from 10 years ago and still doing good. God Bless, stay safe.
I like that better than a cattle panel and tieing up with knee high hoses 🤔 great video thank you for sharing your idea
Thanks so much for your kind comments.
Wooo hooo! Thank you so much for this! I just subscribed to your channel.
Awesome!! Thanks!
@@useful.knowledge you’re most welcome 🙏
We have some just like that they work great. I also use a couple of them for cucumbers.
Great idea on the cucumbers. I use them for gourds also.
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My husband and I are going to do this. Can you use these for strawberry plants as well?
I haven’t used them for strawberries. I do use them for cucumbers and gourds.
@@useful.knowledge what do you use to help with your strawberry plants and when is the best time to start them?
@@meganhill5844 I start mine in the fall. I purchase the Chandler variety. It’s the same that most pick your own plant. Here a video. Planting Strawberries in the Fall | Useful Knowledge
@@useful.knowledge ty for your help!
No problem. That strawberry plant video link didn’t go through. Here you go th-cam.com/video/hwuh8uJrTLs/w-d-xo.html
For 50 feet they’re looking at 200 $300 now for 6” x 6” spacing
Hi. Tractor Supply has the 330 ft roll for $240. I’ve probably got 200ft left off that roll on the video. I’m really thinking about making several and selling them at our local farmers market.
How do you hold these to the ground?
Hi. I use two wooden stakes and zip tie the cage to the stakes
@@useful.knowledge thank you!