Uhh, what kind of plants?

Sorry - brandywine tomatoes

I use jute and those little tomato clips I bought from Amazon.
http://amzn.com/B003XEH17U

The clips work great by clamping onto the twine then carefully holding the tomato stem. You can adjust them by raising or lowering the twine or moving the clip again.

I made my own cart with dowel rods at the top to hold up the tomatoes.

I agree that twine and clips are cheap and easy.

You could also change your tomato variety to a compact determinate or dwarf variety that would require less work to support than the indeterminate Brandywine. There are a lot of new dwarf varieties that are said to rival the flavor of Brandywine, but I have yet to try very many of them.

Thanks for your input. I really like the current tomatoes I grow, just have to find a creative/easier way to support them. There has to be something out there. I'm going to google some different types of plant cages now and see what i can find. I will report back if I find something good.

Thanks for your input. I really like the current tomatoes I grow, just have to find a creative/easier way to support them. There has to be something out there. I'm going to google some different types of plant cages now and see what i can find. I will report back if I find something good.

I use the small plastic clips (got them at farm-tek, but can use the ones above) on plastic twine.. I grow in my basement, so its easy to find something above to clip on...

MUCH better than cages and such. Makes it easier to pull one plant out or move if needed.