Do I Need to Cage a Better Boy Tomato Plant?

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Better Boy tomatoes are a long-standing favorite hybrid, prized for its vigorous growth that produces an abundant amount of globe-shaped fruit all season. Like all indeterminate varieties of tomatoes, Better Boys are best caged or trellised to help support the weight of its many fruits.

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Bobbi Keffer attended Kent State University, studying education but soon found her true love to be in the garden. She prides herself on her frugal skills, re-using, recycling, and re-inventing her whimsical style in her home and garden.

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Do I Need to Cage a Better Boy Tomato Plant?

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