Outdoor Grow Room

Supports for Bush Plants

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Poles and Gardener’s Ribbon providing support

When I first transplant my bush seedlings, I like to give them some support.  Now bush seedlings can include flowers, herbs, and veggies like peppers and tomatoes. Supports help to protect seedlings from garden wildlife and high winds.  

Here are my top two supports for bush seedlings:   1) I use 3 kabob sticks around the seedling.  I have all different sizes of wooden kabob sticks to accommodate the plant size.  2) Also, I use poles and gardener’s ribbon.

If you are trying to find this post later on, I included it in the drop down menu under General Gardening and then Outdoor Grow Room.  I like to include tools and things I do in my outdoor grow room or garden.

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