Re: New ideas for plant supports

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• From: Margaret Lauterbach mlaute@micron.net>
• Date: Sun, 22 Apr 2001 07:23:10 -0600
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Cheap and easy supports for floppy perennials are to use those 3-ring 
tomato cages. Use bolt cutters to cut off bottom prongs and turn the cages 
upside down over perennials such as peonies, etc. Margaret L

>I  think I am going to try a couple - for toms and for some floppy 
>perrineal bushes that just won't behave .The plant stands are tacky--but 
>go to the plant cages and click on them to enlarge- and then go to the 
>"borders" and enlarge and look at all the plant cages of different heights 
>in the garden behind it.Just an idea.
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>where I have a pooplot of sun and not a lot of planters.-Bye -Kitty


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