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Bend them, join them, hinge them, stack them — these polyethylene-coated wire grids can be formed into garden structures of all shapes and sizes. Make cages and trellises, tunnels for the vegetable garden, hidden supports for perennials and lots more. The possibilities are endless! Unobtrusive green color lets your plants be the stars.
- Flexible supports create custom plant supports
- Kit includes 4 grids and 12 easy snap connectors
- We recommend , sold separately, for support
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from Santa Fe, NM on 6/8/2011
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
These grids are fantastic. Lightweight, easy to shape, use and store. They are wonderfully versatile, too. I use them shaped into hoops as supports for frost cloth and bird netting; in containers with bamboo poles as climbers for pole beans and sugar snap peas, and shaped into hoops in flower beds as grow-through grids. There are sure to be many other uses I have yet to discover, as well!
from East Brunswick, NJ on 6/7/2011
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
I have bought several to use around new plantings to protect from damage by running and playing dogs. They blend in well with the landscape and as the plants grow through them you will hardly be able to see them. They are sturdy and as long as you put thin stakes through them, they will not fall over.
from Minnesota on 6/2/2011
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
Am using it as flower grid. My husband had stakes made to support it so my flowers can grow through the openings.
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from Trafalgar, IN on 5/28/2011
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
Used these in my raised beds to hold up my tomatoes. I arched 4 of them to support the tomatoes as they grow.
from Indianapolis, IN on 5/22/2011
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
I debated on whether to order these grids and I'm so happy that I did! I made my first raised garden bed and had a hard time figuring out where to place my plants. These grids were fantastic because I was able to reconfigure them until I had things laid out like I wanted. They were so convenient and I was pleased when I finally came up with a setup that my cucumbers, peas and pepper plants could all use for support at the same time. I'm not sure how long all the clips will last, but even despite that, I feel the product is worth 5 stars.
from Easton, PA on 5/19/2011
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
These grids helped me to do what I have always wanted...grow cantelopes and watermelons vertically.I created tall circles and supported them with 6ft faux bamboo stakes. This saves space in my raised gardens and they were so easy to put together.
I am also going to use them to create support cages around my EarthBoxes...proving their versatility
from E. Wallingford, VT on 5/13/2011
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
I use these for all kinds of support. Also for barriers to keep the dog from getting into the raised beds.
from charlotte hall md on 5/5/2011
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
For the first time my blackeyed susans are contained and look attractive!
from ST MARIES. ID on 10/6/2010
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
DOES NOT HAVE TO BE RESTRICTED TO USING IN 4'S. JOIN ANY NUMBER FROM 3 UPWARDS
from Port Elizabeth, NJ on 10/3/2010
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
My red tomatoes look beautiful on the dark green grid--and they stay off the ground, too!
from Schenectady, New York on 10/1/2010
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
The tomato cages are easy to install and sturdy enough to support the plant. The sections fold flat for easy storage.
from Bennett NC on 9/21/2010
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
I have been surprised by how many ways this product can be used. It hold up well, and is very sturdy and well made. Bends easily. The new clips are an improvement over the original wires.
from Metuchen, NJ on 9/21/2010
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
We were all set to simply store the garden grids away until next Spring, but our basil became so outrageous that we decided to press the grids into service. They were ideal! The whole garden "felt" better! I know they will be a great addition when we can have them in place from the very beginning of the growing season.
Our "outrageous" basil tamed by the Garden Grids!
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from Louisville, KY on 9/17/2010
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
I used them for my blackberries and they are just the right size to grow through. They are coated so you can use them from year to year without the worry of rust. You can use them for a variety of thing because they bend and take on many shapes.
from Half Moon Bay, CA on 8/16/2010
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
Used horizontally, they made a good support for cascading rose bushes, to get them a little bit up off the ground before they spill over. Didn't need poles, we just tied the ends together to make a circle. We used one vertically [with poles] to support a young Japanese maple tree against the wind.
from Richford,N.Y. on 8/5/2010
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
These are great! You can bend these into any shape you need & you can stack them too. They are very sturdy also.
from Sierra Vista, AZ on 7/21/2010
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
I am using it for green beans, but find it too short. The beans however, love it. They are twisting around th grids for dear life. Next year I will use them for delicata squash.
from Willow Grove, PA on 7/7/2010
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
We used these grids in an arbor to support a clematis montana (a very vigorous grower). They need extra support from a wooden framework, but the vines easily twine through the spaces.
from Langford, SD on 6/30/2010
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
I am using three of the grids for pepper and cucumber supports. I am thinking about using them for a trellis for flowers along the garage wall. The uses are endless. It would be great if there was a choice of sizes, maybe another size a foot longer.
from Canfield, Ohio on 6/29/2010
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
I used the flexible garden grids for cucumber trellis. It made a perfect teepee for the cucumbers to climb. I used two on two rows of cukes. Each row would climb up and pass the other and vice versa. The regular cuke trellis was out of stock, so I rigged this up and it was perfect and very easy to install.
from Baldwin, Long Island, NY on 6/12/2010
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
Overwhelming growth has always been my problem. The system we use grows plants so big and so strong, they have toppled the best we have thrown at them. This year, I do believe we will have that problem beat. The cages are strong, the bamboo supports are incredible in combination with the cage. I will see by the end of the season how well they did.
from New York on 6/9/2010
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
Just trying these for the first time, and was quite suprised how many uses they have. They work well for tomatoes in patio planters, as well as a shield for lettuce in the garden.
from Conway, AR on 5/21/2010
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
These hold my bush beans every erect and make it easy to harvest my beans.
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from Massachusetts on 5/12/2010
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
I ordered these because the hoops were on backorder and I'm really glad I did. they work very well to hold lightweight garden fabric, shade cloth or frost cover over my seedlings and to keep out pests. I love that you can bend them into whatever shape you need and they stay put. I bought two sets and I'm planning to buy more.
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from Londonderry, NH on 4/29/2010
Comments about Flexible Garden Grids, Set of 4:
Second set I've bought. I use them for support for climbing/vining plants in the veggie garden. Putting peas, cucumbers, eggplant, etc up on these grids saves space and allows me to grow more.