What is up everyone? Welcome back to the Epic Gardening show. I'm joined again by

Joe Lample, the Joe behind Joe Gardner.com and he's got a lot of other stuff going

on and I think actually in tomorrow's episode we're going to have quite a bit of time to delve into that.

So let's just go ahead and jump into today's episode.

We've talked about a lot already.

Starting seeds, soil, raised bed gardening, mulching, watering.

Today we're talking about a topic that I think many people have quite a few questions on.

Certainly I do and there's a lot of different options out there and that would be the ways that you can support your garden and your plants to either increase your yield, make better use of your space, etc. etc. So, Joe, what would you say would be your go-to support

methods for your garden? This is an easy one for me and it's livestock panel. What that is,

it's the stuff that people that probably have, you know, sheep or goats or, I don't know, chickens maybe.

This is like wire fencing, but it's stronger than that and you get them typically

at like tractor supply would be the name of a store but kind of a

farmer a tractor supply store then you know there may not be one in your in your urban

city but you know a 30 minute drive out town, you probably are going to have someplace like that near you.

But these panels, they're typically like 16 feet long and they're maybe five feet high,

but they're flexible enough so that you can, you know, you can make a U shape out of them and put them in the back of a pickup truck bed and drive them home.

I do that all the time with like 20 at a time, but I have found that they are so

versatile in the garden that they now are the 100% of my choice for all my tomato cages.

And the reason I came up with the design

for these tomato cages using livestock panel

is that, Kevin, I don't know about you,

but I, over the years, became so frustrated with my options for tomato cages.

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