The Florida Weave for tomatoes

journey11

Garden Master
Joined
Sep 1, 2009
Messages
8,470
Reaction score
4,228
Points
397
Location
WV, Zone 6B
Hey, @HotPepperQueen , how did your Florida Weave work out once they set fruit? I'm really needing a better solution for these Romas and San Marzanos. Stuff that bears that heavily won't stay up on a stake. What a mess! :confused:
 

Carol Dee

Garden Master
Joined
Apr 28, 2011
Messages
13,156
Reaction score
21,294
Points
437
Location
Long Grove, IA
We have the Dickiebird sprawl happening, even though we put cages and stakes around each plant. As soon as they got tall and started to bear fruit, over they went. What a mess. Now you can't walk in the pathways without stepping on plant or tomato! I am wondering, too how the Florida weave held up.
 

Jared77

Garden Addicted
Joined
Aug 1, 2010
Messages
2,616
Reaction score
974
Points
277
Location
Howell Zone 5
Make that 3 people now I look like I'm stepping on Legos or walking through a bunch of large sleeping predatory animals as I tip toe through the garden trying not to step on tipped over maters
 

baymule

Garden Master
Joined
Mar 20, 2011
Messages
18,766
Reaction score
36,685
Points
457
Location
Trinity County Texas

Smart Red

Garden Master
Joined
Jan 10, 2012
Messages
11,303
Reaction score
7,405
Points
417
Location
South-est, central-est Wisconsin
Sure am glad that I put straw down under all the 'maters, 'cuz they're all laying on the ground. I did get my first tomatoes of the year this morning. Not ripe, but ready to ripen inside. Two pear, two minute cherry, and three other varieties. I haven't checked to see what varieties I harvested.

Lucky me, with the raised beds I don't need to tip-toe, just walk around a pick.
 
Top