Health knowledge made personal
Join this community!
› Share page: Email Digg del.icio.us Reddit icon StumbleUpon Technorati
Go
Search posts:

TopVeg !.'s Twitter Updates

@ant386 @qikipedia Carrots have so much potential! 264 days ago
RT@ant386 @qikipedia: Longest carrot update via @craigglenday The world record (since 2007) now stands at 5.841 m (19 ft 1.96 in) 266 days ago
Jan is walking the Humber Bridge on Saturday 4 the sick children's trust http://t.co/jRKawWW A great effort as scared of heights! 280 days ago
RT @yougrowgirl: My bike basket. Always overflowing: Agave pups, hellebore, elderberries, gleanings from my community garden plot http:/ ... 280 days ago
@fioriflorist thank you too for he ff - last week! 280 days ago
 

Supporting Tomato Plants.

Posted Apr 25 2009 11:00pm

  Supporting Tomatoes
Bush types  require no supports.
The main stem of cordon types needs supporting to stop it falling over. Canes or strings can be used.

string-tomato-to-cane
string-tomato-to-cane

tie tomato stem each 30 cm

tie-tomato-stem-each-30cm
tie-tomato-stem-each-30cm

If canes are used to  support the tomato plants, the main stem should be tied loosely to the cane as it grows. So there will be a string holding the stem to the cane every 30cm or so. Soft string should be used, so that it does not cut into the stem.

Post a comment
Write a comment:

Related Searches