Velcro Brand VEL-30071-USA ONE-WRAP Garden Ties | Plant Supports for Effective Growing | Strong Grips are Reusable and Adjustable | Cut-to-Length, 50 ft x 1/2 in, Green-Recycled Plastic

This velcro tape is really easy to use in the garden. It has replaced the fiddly use of string to tie up all sorts of garden plants and it is re-usable.

The best thing for garden and greenhouse use. Very good value and good delivery time from the States.

Worked like a champ

very handy item just cut to required length. can be re-used.

very useful product

Excellent item

not as good as the other sort of velcro in general use

Ha ayudado mucho a mantener mis plantas y flores con buena forma y elevar ramas que caen por el peso

Excelente produto. Muito boa qualidade, útil e bonito.

This is such a great product. Very easy to use, super gentle on the plants and solves such an important problem of organisation. Love it. I was however disappointed at the price gauging that happened when I went back on Amazon to buy it again for a friend. When I initially bought it, the product was around R69. Following my purchase I went back to buy it again and was stunned to see that it’s now R789. I can’t even compute how much that’s increased by and what on earth could be the reason for the hike. Really disappointed by that.

Yes, I could and have used garden twine to attach my tomatoes to their supports. This year, I decided to indulge myself and get a couple rolls of this. It's really handy to have around for corralling electrical cords indoors (I used to get something similar/sturdier at BigLots, sold with the xmas supplies). Double-sided velcro is also great at the end of the season to bundle up my tomato stakes for storage (aka lean against the side of the house behind a bush!): tight and tidy and upright. But back to this product. The thing is indeterminate tomato plants grow, a lot. You will be out there in the heat, snapping off suckers and training your plants to maximize production. It's a lot easier to walk out with a bunch of pre-cut pieces of velcro and quickly do your ting, rather than struggling with bits of twine that stretches out under tension or seizes up after weeks/months in the sun and rain. The green velcro blends right in so there's that aesthetic value. You can easily attach smaller pieces to each other to create a bigger piece as needed later on, and it's very easy to reposition this tape as the plant grows, so there's no real waste. I really deliberated (compostable twine vs. plastic), and considered how much I spend on twine (single use in spite of my vows to reuse...) vs this tape being usable for several seasons if not longer. I then factored in time savings and my comfort and the health of my plants (they do much better if I don't procrastinate in their maintenance, and if you know it's gonna go fast... higher odds you will go out and do what's needed in a timely fashion). Overall, this is the tidiest my little veggie patch has ever looked (I gave up on the Florida weave and am doing tomatoes as single or double leader on tall stakes). My peppers and eggplants are also looking great, also attached to their stakes with this tape. They need the support later in the season when loaded with fruit. I have also used other types of tomato supports (the white plastic "tomato trellis" clips and the green, spring-loaded "clothespin" types). Those work fine in keeping the main stem growing parallel to the support stake but are not as good if your stem is being supported at an angle (they will slide on the round stakes I use). I still like those for supporting roses to trellises and the like. Velcro is just more flexible (literally), endlessly adjustable and you can use two pieces in an X configuration if needed. So thumbs up--quality of life improvement in a roll :)

I really like this velcro for attaching the stems of plants to stakes or a trellis. Much easier than tying them up. It has more value than the price I paid for it and I highly recommend this to plant parents...you won't know what you did without it.