Best trellis for tomatoes

Staking tomatoes keeps them off the ground and is the best way to get healthy plants and more tomatoes. See the best and worst ways to stake your tomato plants.

Learn 6 great ways to train and support tomatoes including cages, trellises, string, the Florida Weave, lower and lean system, and more.

How is a beginner supposed to navigate through the endless options of tomato trellising? Here are 4 methods and tips to help you choose which one will work best in your garden.

Want to build a garden trellis that's cheap and easy? These DIY trellis ideas for the garden are quick to make and don't cost much.

If you're a gardener and want to grow cucumbers, trellising is necessary. A cucumber trellis not only helps the plant to grow vertically, but it also saves space.

Learn how to stake tomatoes in this simple guide which shares the benefits of staking tomatoes using the best method.

You can't grow healthy tomato without a tomato trellis or cages. Read this if you need plans and ideas to build a DIY tomato cage.

After years of cheap tomato trellises or complicated systems and ties I found the EASIEST way ever to trellis and tie your tomatoes. It takes just minutes and no pruning is required!

Tired of flimsy wire tomato cages? Check out these 10 easy DIY tomato cage ideas for a sturdier option that won't break the bank!

Jacques Lyakov on Instagram: "Three tomato trellis options I always have in my garden! While I have my favorites I also love trying new things every year. This year for example I am doing the string trellis but as two leaders instead of a single leader. The net trellis has always been in my favorites but I don’t like the visual barrier it ads to the garden. And lastly the Florida weave has always been my favorite for unruly tomato containment!"