Plant Supports Garden Supplies For Sale In Texas

If you've been disappointed by misshapen melons and squash, or fruits that rot before they ripen, these cradles are for you! Long-lasting and reusable, the cradles nest for compact off-season storage.

Tomato Ladders will make the most of your garden space, reduce pests and disease, and give you a bigger harvest of juicy, unblemished fruit — guaranteed! Our exclusive Tomato Ladders are the sturdiest you can buy, because they're made with 7mm steel...

The lovely hourglass silhouette of this support adds an intriguing design element even before your vines begin to climb. We took our inspiration straight from the gardens of France for the Jardin line of plant supports.

Grow bushels of beans with our tallest, strongest and sturdiest bean trellis tower yet. The secret is thicker supports coupled with 10" legs that hold the structure securely in the ground.

The graceful arc supports flowers in a beautiful, natural bouquet shape, while the 8mm and 6mm steel uprights — the same used in public gardens and fine estates — are coated for durability.

Our Pepper and Eggplant Cages support plants on all sides without tying and keep plants upright for better air circulation and fewer diseases. Bushy vegetable plants like peppers and eggplants produce a larger, cleaner harvest when their fruit doesn't...

Set them out in spring and stems will grow right up through the supports, keeping plants standing straight and tall and preventing unsightly flopping. The 12" support is ideal for short to medium-height flowers, including compact varieties of coreopsis,...

5' x 60'; Supports not included. This garden trellis-made of soft, unobtrusive nylon netting with 60 lb. Breaking strength-can support very heavy crops. A gardening essential, the trellis features knotless netting to prevent tangling-and an unconditional...

Best of all, it's made of translucent polypropylene that is practically invisible when installed. We love this trellis netting because it's unusually strong, it's UV-stabilized for years of use, and it has 6-inch square openings to make harvesting easy.

Each section is 18" W x 12" or 20" H overall; each set of 6 linked together creates 8-1/2' of support. Each three-scallop section has a stake at each end that loops securely through the next section, creating a very sturdy support.

Better yet, it sets up in minutes and the strong nylon netting lasts for years. But don't try this tactic unless you have a super-strong support to hold your crop, like this Titan A-Frame Trellis.

They provide extra support to tall stems, and are especially useful when you are stacking the stakes to create 5' high supports. These additional Z-Rings allow you to further customize your Adjustable Z-Ring Stem Supports.

Wrap each plant tie around both stem and stake, then simply twist to secure. These garden plant ties gently encourage vertical growth without damaging stems. Reusable — use over and over again!

Growing cucumbers on a trellis minimizes disease problems and keeps the fruit straight and blemish-free. This A-frame trellis lets you plant a row on both sides; or, let long vines grow up, over the top and down the other side.

To use Net Claws, you insert the barbed stake fully into the ground. Net Claws are an efficient way to anchor your netting to the ground, while allowing easy access to plants. Use the Net Claws when your netting is suspended over your plants with a cage...

Never again! The Titan Pea Tunnel has the strength and stability to support the most robust vines, and it puts pods within reach for the easiest harvest ever. Maybe you've laboriously staked up your pea plants or built what you thought was a sturdy support...

Our 5' tall rainbow spirals provide sturdy support for your plants as they grow. Simply push into the ground at the base of a tomato plant or flowering vine. Then attach or train the plant to the spiral; the smooth steel arcs support at every turn.

Squash and melon vines love to ramble about, gobbling up your precious garden space. Here's one of the best and most creative ways we've seen to grow these sprawling plants — with a strong arched structure that gets plants up off the ground where they...

You asked us for taller tomato cages and here they are! Our heavy-duty, powder-coated steel Tomato Towers are much taller and stronger than old-fashioned cone-shaped supports, ready to support your biggest indeterminate tomato plants.

Lean-to design gives you room to sow salad greens under the trellis for an extra crop before your cukes mature. The sturdy, powder-coated steel frame supports heavy loads and has big 4" grids for easy harvesting.

You've carefully supported your prize hollyhock with a bamboo stake, but wouldn't you know — the stake buckled and now your beautiful flowers are lying on the ground. Forever free yourself from the heartbreak of feeble stakes with these Titan Garden...

The sturdy, powder-coated steel frame supports heavy loads and has big 4" grids for easy harvesting. Misshapen, yellowed cucumbers will be a thing of the past when you use this space-saving trellis to support plants in your garden.

Use for gardening or any other household job! 400 feet per roll. Natural just twine is strong and 100% natural.

String the cotton twine (provided) from hoops at top and bottom of the 6' galvanized pole. Can accommodate at least 12 pole bean vines or 36 pea vines. One of these pole bean or pea towers takes up only 5 square feet, so you can save space in your garden.

Give your tomato plants room to grow. These taller and wider tomato cages allow easy access for picking. Cages are 18" square by 58" high, providing 150% more growing space. Three extenders measure 18" x 18" x 24" tall.

Longtime customer favorites, our heavy-duty, powder-coated steel tomato cages are taller, wider and stronger than old-fashioned cone-shaped supports. And unlike flimsier versions, these are strong enough to support full-grown vines loaded with tomatoes.

Our sturdy pea trellis is an easy solution. Total length 9'-8" by 37" high installed. Everybody loves fresh peas, but supporting them with poles, twine and netting can be a hassle.