K-Brands Tomato Cage - Premium Tomato Trellis and Plant Support for Tomatoes, Vegetable and Climbing Plants - Tomato Cages for Garden and Pots Outdoor (6 Pack - Extra Tall Upto 68 inches)

It Has worked out well. We have moved out Tomatoes to grow bags this year to avoid the vermin that eat of our garden. Now our tomatoes grow on our back deck and these Trellises allow them to climb nicely. I recommend them for anyone else that has vermin attacking their gardens. You can also use these for vertical growth plantings like Zucchini, summer squash and other squashes that vine.

These supports were easy to put together and put around the small plants. I was able to keep all new branches within the “cage”. However, now that the plants are taller and heavier with tomatoes, they are completely useless. The supports are bent, the adjustable sides have popped off and there is no stability. I had to use bungee cords and wooden stakes.

Reason for 4 and not 5, is that the stakes are not as sturdy as the solid long stakes. BUT, it allows you to adjust and modify how the stakes are placed and change the configuration as needed. If your plants grow high and are heavy, this may not work so well. However, I'm ok with these in my very little "garden" area of just potted plants. Shipping was fast.

Sturdy and easy to put together.

I bought 2 of the 6 packs. Both sets were missing several of the tubes that connect the poles together so it doesn’t actually have enough for a full set of 6 at the advertised height. They are very narrow for tomatoes, making them want to topple at a certain height (I even used them in conjunction with a standard tomato cage). The poles will come out of the connectors and the plastic straps come undone whether you connect them from the inside or the outside of the cage. They are ok for dahlias but mine are not yet full grown so I will likely run into the same issue when they are.