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I have t-posts and string. In the past, I've generally hung welded wire on the t-posts and supported the tomato stem and heavy branches on the fencing. But I'm out of welded wire and don't really want to drop money on a new roll. I could try something new and florida weave each row together between the t-posts.

What would you do? Any experience with the weave to support growing tomato plants?

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