2 Rolls - 4mil Thick 300 FEET x 1/2" 600 feet Total Stretch Tie Tape Non-Adhesive Plant Ribbon Garden Green Vinyl Stake

Researched multiple vinyl green tie tapes and selected this one for the 300' and ease of use. I have multiple ROMA tomato plants I have to tie up branches laden with heavy tomatoes.Tying them up to the tomato cage on a hot summer day I quickly noticed how stretchy the tape is. Normally I would use a single piece and secure each end. Didn't work on heavy branches, the tape stretched considerably, branches sagging back down.Next I double wrapped it with better results. It still stretched but not as much. I tied the branches back more, accounting for the stretch to let them rest where I wanted them. Could sag more as the tomatoes grow larger.On very heavy branches triple or quadruple wrapping may be needed. Especially if the summer weather approaches 90 plus degrees, the tape is in direct sunlight. As the rolls are very economical, plenty of length to use, 300' I believe it will work.The garden tape would work perfectly where it didn't have to support heavy produce laden branches. If you do. get a stronger, less stretchy tape.Will see at the end of the year if I can reuse any of the tape. Not a big deal but good if I can.

I am a gardener and wouldn't normally buy so much of this stretchy green tape but the cost made more sense than other vendors. It is a little shreded in parts but I think it will be ok.

Great value for the money.I use it on a youg tree in front of house and tomatoe plants etc. and it's easy to use.If I need more ,I wouldn't hesitate to purchase again.

Wonderful for tying up plants. It stretches, so it doesn’t cut into the plant. It’s very easy to just tear the amount you need. It’s also very easy to tear off to remove at the end of the season. You get a Lot for the money, so I definitely recommend finding a friend to share with. One roll will probably last several seasons unless you have a farm full of plants that need tied up!

We've used this product for years to tie up our hibiscus plants and sage and turks caps. We experience 60+ mph winds several times each growing season. We have never seen any of our work come untied. I like the idea of a stretchable material so the plant doesn't get choked off as it grows. The flexibility allows the plants to move slightly in breezes and doesn't cause the plants to break in strong winds.

My father uses it for his plants and loves it.

This is my first experience with this kind of product. This stuff is easy to use and does a superior job at what it is designed to do. I bought this product to "tie up" my tomato plants. It is super easy to use, does a really fantastic job, and does not look gaudy in the garden. A win win. I look back now and see that I should have bought the ten pack as I am finding more uses for it in the garden (tying things together, etc.) You will be happy with this product.

I used to use yarn and rope to hold my fruit trees, plants/vines, and flowers in place, and although that had served me well for a few years, I knew that the plants would eventually have an issue with that. Fast-forward a few years, and I found, for example, that some of my dragonfruit vines had the yarn go right through to the middle, cutting off some nutrient delivery to the vines above.I finally made the jump and bought this plant tape that you see gardeners use everywhere. They are flexible/stretchy and are thick enough to not cut into the plant or tree in a negative way. I couldn't have been happier with this purchase.