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This green plant tie is a garden fastener for holding plant stems and vines in place against a stake, trellis or support.
Gardeners who grow tomatoes, beans, cucumbers, roses or other climbing plants often use plant ties to keep stems upright. Balcony and windowsill growers can use them on small potted plants with thin stakes. Anyone tidying a garden bed or a flower border may find them handy for bundling loose growth against a support.
Choose the roll count that matches how many plants or stakes you need to tie. A single roll suits a small bed or a few pots, while a larger count suits a bigger garden or more stems. Check the roll count against your number of plants before you order.
What color are the plant ties?
They are green.
How many rolls can I choose?
Pick the count that covers the number of stems you need to tie.
What are plant ties used for?
Plant ties are used to hold climbing plants, vines and stems against stakes, trellises or frames. Gardeners use them to keep growth neat and upright.
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