Well you know you're in Michigan in the spring when in the same week you have to worry about frost and then it feels like 90 and humid! For real, I cleaned the house this morning (that's when I become "Cinder-Jill-a" LOL) and have sweat dripping off my face 🤦♀️. Anyway, it's definitely warm enough to plant my garden so I've been busy pulling out all my fun garden stuff; I have a few tomato cages that I'm not going to use this time around and I remembered a hack I recently read and am going to give a try. Thought I'd share in case you are also playing in your garden/yard:
Turn conventional round tomato cages upside down. Pull the three or four legs together and hold them in place with a small, overturned clay pot. Use the cages for dahlias, clematis, morning glories, black-eyed susan vines, and mandevillas, not to mention tomatoes.
I don't have a photo but I'm sure you know what a traditional tomato cage looks like, right? Have fun planting!
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