When you're gardening and you have vegetables that vine, you can get some wooden stakes (or make a trellis) and take your old pantyhose that you can't use anymore and tie the vines off the ground. Pantyhose won't bruise your fruit and the fruit won't ground rot, because it's not on the ground. Hope this helps.
Be the first to post feedback! Click here to post feedback.
View Archives:
This pages has been archived 1 time. You can view older posts and feedback below.
Tip: Use Old Panty Hose to Tie Up Plants (10/01/2009)
Take old panty hose, each leg cut into a band then snipped open make the best ties to tie up plants to stakes or trellis'.
Post Feedback:
Login using the form on the top of the page to post feedback (if you are a registered user). If you have not yet registered, click here to do so. It's FREE!.
Archives:
Tip: Use Old Panty Hose to Tie Up Plants
Archived on 10/01/2009
Take old panty hose, each leg cut into a band then snipped open make the best ties to tie up plants to stakes or trellis'. They are stretchy, easy to tie, strong and soft enough not to damage or cut into plant stems. And they're a way to get a little more value out of worn hose.
By Linda
Feedback:
Tying Up Plants
Use strips of old pantyhose, cut into bands or "ribbons" to tie plants to trellises, tomatoes to a cage, etc.
