Grower's Edge Soft Garden Plant Tie 5 mm - 50 ft, Green

This is nice stuff. Well coated and bends nice. Great for gardens.

My dragon fruit plant is getting taller and branching out and getting out of control, so I needed something sturdy and easy-to-use to tie up my prickly dragon fruit plant. My brother recommended this so I tried it out.PROs:1. Soft, pliable, green color blend right in, the size is just right2. Can easly cut it with a plier3. Pretty strong in holding up a few branches of dragon fruit plant - just wrapped it around the branches and twist. Holds up the plant pretty good so far.CONs:Can't think of a single con at the moment. It does what I want it to do, so it serves its purpose perfectly. If it keeps up and lasts a long time under the hot sun, I will most likely buy it again. So far, it's only been a day.

Like others, I would have preferred a darker green color. However, this product has been truly great for tying up stacked tomato cages with with steel support bars to creating growing environments for pole beans, indeterminate tomatoes and climbing squash. Jury is out until next spring as to whether they will survive the winters as well as the competitive products I purchased in prior years. As it happens, I purchased four wood wren nests that needed to be hung. the homemade product came with metal chains, but nothing to use as a hanger to be attached to the chains. I had purchased some hanging baskets with metal hangers that I had taken off because I wanted to use the baskets in non-hanging ways. I made a U out of the wires above the hook and wrapped them with this wire to create an easy-to-use, hanger with risk of injuring the branches from which the tree houses are hung. VERY pleased.The roll is so substantial, that I likely wont need more for my backyard garden use for at least another year. But when I do, I will repurchase, and in the meantime will recommend it to friends who can use volume quantities

Pretty nice product and worth the money I think. The internal wire is less thick and rigid than I'd hoped for but it holds great for pulling branches down and away. If you're trying to go against gravity with these though it's not a easy as you might think and you might want to opt for something with a thicker gauge internal wire.

Great for all my gardening needs. Thickest coated wire I have found, and I have tried all of them.

Very soft and pliable. Other attempts at this are often not bendy enough, ending up having you bend your plant more than you're bending the training wire.

I used a double loop of the product to hang grape cordons (the permanent branch of a grapevine) to a top wire trellis. It's very easy to use and I made the loops large enough so that I won't have to worry about the cordons being choked by a too-tight wire. It's also thick enough that I don't have to worry about a wire cutting into the vine. It looks durable enough to last several seasons before I'll need to renew or replace it. It's easy to twist closed by hand, no pliers needed except to cut the wires to length. When I got the roll, I simply cut off about 18 inches and made a loop through the center of the roll so that it didn't become an unwieldy mess as I carried it through the vineyard. This type of wire might be too slow to install on a large vineyard, but I've only got about 40 vines.

I didn't want to put tomato cages out so I decided to try this soft wire. I found it easy to cut with scissors, and easy to grab a plant and hang it to some supports. It is a large reel so it will go well past this growing season. The color blends in the garden well. winner