The best tomato cage is made of heavy-duty metal wire with 4-to-6-inch openings for easy harvest. Wooden or plastic cages can work, but aren't as strong or long-lasting as metal ones.

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Tomato cages are a go-to for me to support a lot of plants in my garden. The cages come in three sizes and I use them all. I have been known to wrap chicken wire around a tomato cage to keep the ...

The tomato cages you purchase from the store are most likely made from welded wire. You can easily pick up a roll of welded wire or livestock panel and fashion your own for a fraction of the price.

And some gardeners are pro cages, as long as they are sturdy; another helpful gardening Instagram, Homestead and Chill (@deannacat3) gives DIY instructions for successfully making your own.

There are heavy-duty, long-lasting tomato cages on the market, but it's easy to make your own. Roll a 6-foot-long piece of hog wire or concrete reinforcing wire into a 2-foot-diameter tomato cage.