Biodegradable Natural Jute Twine, 890 FT - 32oz - 3 Ply

Used to Tie tomato vines

If you want a reasonably priced product to trellis your tomatoes, use this product along with the “tomato clip” where you tie a secure note at the top of your trellis and tie your twine at the base of the tomato plant with the clip. While your plant grows upwards that you use the clips with the twine to firmly secure it while growing fantastic tomatoes. Since they are of a “biodegradable” material, please make the assumption that it will be a “one season & gone” usage. I know of people that will attempt to reuse the twine for the following season & I noticed that they became significantly weaker over just one growing season where you will have to go into the middle of your garden to fix your foolish “penny wise and pound foolish” concepts.Just buy an extra spool because I will purchase more spools that i will store in cool inside dry storage because I am a firm believer that if you find a great product, buy several of them because they will soon stop manufacturing this awesome product.

Great garden twine. Thick, fairly soft, and natural.

This twine unrolls very easily. I use it to tie up my tomatoes, cucumbers, dahlias and glads. Very nice weight, strong but not too thick.

Strong rope and there is plenty of it!

I'm always a bit dubious of rave reviews, but this twine exceeds expectations. The roll is huge, shrink wrapped with easy access to the twine from the center. The twine itself is much sturdier than the stuff I bought at our local garden center. I think it will even be strong enough to hold up our hops vines. Anyone who has ever grown hops knows how vigorous and heavy the vines can get. It seemed a bit pricey, but I am glad I got it. It will last for years.

This is my go to twine for all of my gardening needs, especially on my bean trellises. It takes a couple hours to accomplish but in the end I have a trellis and simple network for my pole beans to climb, then at the end of the season when I pull the beans, the twine has weathered and broken down enough and easily snaps off and it all goes into the compost.

You get plenty of length with this spool. I feel like I have enough for multiple garden seasons with this stuff. I used this with Hops and a couple different bines and it had no problems growing on it.