Narnia Adjustable Tomato Cage for Garden,Retractable Plant Support Height 36 Inches Upgrade Plant Support with 4 Adjustable Ring for Vegetables,Fruit,Rose Vine Climbing Plants (4 Pack

I have several of these plant supports. They are very useful especially for plants that are not too tall. You have to spike them into the ground at least 4-6 inches to ensure they are anchored properly which reduces the overall height. Once anchored they are very sturdy but your effective height is reduced. You can combine 2 supports into one to create a super tall support and I have done that with these. They are still sturdy enough when you combine multiple units but it does reduce the amount of actual supports the kit provides when you use the sleeves. The materials are durable to last at least a couple of seasons based on my use.

These are obviously used for tomatoes and other vegetables, I ended up using this for one of my flower plants the got too too heavy and they worked great! They are super easy to work with, many definitely ways you can use them and configure them.

I ordered these to use in our garden to support tomatoes. They worked fine during the early stages but really struggled with the abundant growth and weight of the plants as they matured and bore fruit. These ‘tomato cages’ are extremely lightweight and are more suited for use with potted/ornamental foliage and their sturdiness to support fruit baring plants is questionable. I would say, with a little help, they will adequately survive the season in the garden supporting my tomato plants but I will definitely use something else next year as there are much better choices out there.

These tomato cages aren’t bad, but they’re not as thick or sturdy as other cages. They’re pretty thin and could easily get knocked over.

I really like these tomato cages! I like that you can adjust the rings from like 8” or so to 12” and the height can go from 18” to 30”. I have raised vegetable beds and my space in them is at a premium. These are perfect for raised beds because of the adjustment factor! They do take a while to get the rings the size situated where you want them. Took me maybe 20 minutes or so to do all 4. There is even an included cutting tool for cutting the plastic cording to tie your plants to the cages with! These seem sturdy enough to support my tomatoes once they really get to growing. I am very happy with these tomato cages!

The majority of the structure is magnetic metal tested with a magnet. There are plastic clips and plastic connectors that connect the metal legs. I'm happy with these.

Should really be called plant cages. My tomato plants were way too heavy for these. Unfortunately, I learned that by going out to my garden and seeing one of the larger plants completely on its side. The other plants were straining against their cages. They were installed when the plants were little and the stakes were deep in the ground. It didn’t matter. These would be good for eggplant or peppers or something that doesn’t have a lot of weight. It’s easy to store. You can adjust the height and diameter, so that’s good. I might use them for flowers like Russian sage or tall phlox. It’s just not good for tomatoes.

Just what I needed! My arrow plant was falling over the side of its pot and this fixed it immediately. It was a little delicate to get the cage situated around the plant's leaves since my plant is mature, so I'd recommend getting this in place before your plant is desperate for support. The color blends in well with the plant. I like that everything is adjustable on this cage (easy to assemble); the posts can be repositioned and so can the rings (up or down), so now that it is around the plant I can adjust the rings up as the plant grows. Posts are very sturdy and held up my large plant very easily.