Tomato Growing Spire
Support your pot or patio tomatoes gracefully and watch them race up the Tomato Growing Spire, designed and manufactured in our factory in Suffolk and the answer to gardeners who want to grow tomatoes in style
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Support your pot or patio tomatoes gracefully and watch them race up the Tomato Growing Spire. Made in our factory in Suffolk, the solid steel support is finished in wrought black and will not crack or flake, and the spire measures 1.8m tall overall and is 30cm wide at the bottom - and the legs are flexible at the base so will fit any number and size of pots or planters.
- Tomato Growing Spire measures 1.8m H x 0.3m diameter at base
- Attractive wrought black finish
- Flexible legs will fit a vast array of pots and planters
Product Reviews
I was very pleased with this product,however it was a bit to big for the pot I had in mind for it.However it looks great in the boarder where I am growing both tomatos and morning glorys up it.
The spire consists of five metal legs topped by a twisted finial. You position it where its needed – in a pot or in the ground – pulling the legs outwards slightly and pushing them into the ground/compost. The plant can be tied to the legs or is kept upright within them. I bought four and they are supporting tomatoes and cucumbers, but would be suitable for ornamental climbers too. Quite heavy, so any pot would have to be large, but otherwise neat and attractive.
The spire consists of five metal legs topped by a twisted finial. You position it where its needed – in a pot or in the ground – pulling the legs outwards slightly and pushing them into the ground/compost. The plant can be tied to the legs or is kept upright within them. I bought four and they are supporting tomatoes and cucumbers, but would be suitable for ornamental climbers too. Quite heavy, so any pot would have to be large, but otherwise neat and attractive.
What The Press Say
Grow It! MagazineApril 2012
Martyn Cox, The City Gardener - Supporting Climbers
"Cordon tomatoes are traditionally grown up canes but if you're planning on growing them in large pots, try a decorative growing spire. Made from wrought iron, the 1.8m tall, narrow tower can be placed on the surface of the container."
