Twine clips

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  1. Donna S

    Donna S Hardy Maple

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    I found these clips on amazon. And they are working great for my tomatoes. 100 clips for $1.99. They have a notch for the twine. But they work well on my posts also. They should last several years.

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    clipped to twine and holding vines up. ( photo / image / picture from Donna S's Garden )





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  3. marlingardener

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    The guy at the local hardware store was telling me about these--he got some and thought they were just wonderful!
    I just couldn't imagine what they looked like, judging from his description. Thanks for posting the photo. They do look very handy!
     
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    eileen Resident Taxonomist Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    I wonder if we have anything like those over here in Scotland. I'll check the UK Amazon site and, if I may Donna, copy your photographs to take along to some garden centres. I really like the look of them and think they're perfect for tomatoes and climbers.
     
  5. Donna S

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    Thanks Jane.

    Eileen, Please do. I hope you can find them. They are just so easy to use. I used them on my vertical cantaloupe and cucumbers also.
     

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