Homesteader Kit – (Designed Specifically for Indeterminate Tomato Plants) Indeterminate plants continuously grow throughout the season, producing fruit until the first frost. The Heavy Duty Indeterminate Tomato Plant Support Kit is specifically designed to support these plants, keeping them upright and productive while maximizing fruit yield. Customizable Rings for Heavy Duty Indeterminate Tomato Plant Support…
Select options
This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
The Off-Grid Kit Plant Support is designed specifically for bell, jalapeños, banana peppers, and select raspberry varieties. This heavy-duty garden support kit elevates plants off the ground, promoting airflow and reducing disease risk. Your plants will thrive with stronger growth and higher yields while ensuring easier access for effortless harvesting. Features & Benefits of the Off-Grid Plant Support Kit for Peppers & Raspberries Expandable Support:…
Select options
This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
The EZ Trellis System is the perfect solution for vertical gardening. Start with a 3-foot base, and easily expand it in 3-foot increments—creating a continuous structure as long as you need. The system includes Heavey Duty EZ Step-In Posts, Trellis Rods, Rod Clamp, Locking Nut, and Trellis Clips for reliable support.
Ideal for growing cucumbers, beans, peas, and other climbing plants, the EZ Trellis helps you maximize garden space, reduce insect damage and rot, and make harvesting easier. Enjoy up to 136 inches of vertical growing space—68 inches up one side and 68 inches down the other.
With the EZ Trellis, you can gain up to 95% more garden space. It’s compact for off-season storage and backed by a lifetime warranty for your peace of mind.
The extension kit is :
Designed to allow multiple extension kits to be added to each previous section, enabling you to customize the length as desired.
Select options
This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Designed for containers, raised beds, pots, and backyard gardens, this Determinate Tomato Plant Support System helps determinate plants like Roma tomatoes grow strong and healthy. Determinate plants, like Roma tomatoes, grow to 3-4 feet tall. They produce fruit all at once and then stop producing. Customizable Plant Support Rings for Determinate Tomatoes This system is…
Select options
This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
We care about your privacy
In order to provide you a personalized shopping experience, our site uses cookies. By continuing to use this site, you are agreeing to our cookie policy.
Certified organic: Seeds harvested, stored, and handled under
USDA & National Organic Program (NOP) guidelines...
Certified organic: Seeds harvested, stored, and handled under
the guidelines required by the USDA & National Organic Program (NOP).
Heirloom: An open-pollinated variety whose seed lines have been
maintained and passed down over 50 years by generations of gardeners and farmers,
prized for traits such as appearance and flavor. All heirlooms are open-pollinated.
Heirloom is not synonymous with “organic.” Heirloom refers to the genetic makeup
of a plant variety passed down through generations, while “organic” refers to how
the plant was grown. An heirloom plant may be grown conventionally or organically.
Key points to remember:
Heirloom = genetics: Describes lineage, not cultivation
Organic = growing practice: No synthetic pesticides or fertilizers
You can have both: Some heirloom seeds are organic, but not all
Open pollinated (OP): A seed variety that reproduces true to type,
producing similar plants generation after generation...
Open pollinated (OP): A seed variety that can reproduce itself in
kind, demonstrating relatively stable traits from one generation to the next.
Seeds saved from OP varieties will produce plants very similar to their parents.
Hybrids will not.
Open pollinated does not mean “organic.” It refers to how a plant is pollinated,
not how it’s grown. However, most organic seeds are open pollinated, allowing
gardeners to save seeds for future seasons.
Key points:
Open pollination: Pollinated naturally by wind, insects, or birds
Organic: A growing method avoiding synthetic inputs
Seed storage: Store seeds cool & dry (under 40°F); freezer storage is acceptable
