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[@rebeccazody1278]

Great to see you. Interesting how you repurposed parts. Looks really functional and protective.

[@janet5820]

Your videos are always a pleasure, interesting, and formative. Your a great teacher

[@simplifygardening]

Glad you like them!

[@louiseirving9845]

It's lovely seeing the methodical way that you work.

[@simplifygardening]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@mommargie2679]

I love this idea here, and You did a great job!

[@simplifygardening]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@christinebrooks6364]

Hi Tony, good job on your brassica cage. Yes, the weather has been a very wet one. Hopefully, it will come to an end and get on with our growing. Great video update. Thanks for sharing and take care 😊

[@simplifygardening]

Thanks 👍

[@TransdermalCelebrate]

Always lovely to hear from you mate ❤️👍, I’m working on my own garden, so it’s a work in progress ❤️👍

[@BumblebeeAdventure]

🐝Thanks for the great video🌻

[@simplifygardening]

Thank you too

[@Feelgoodgardens]

Fab cage for your brassicas Tony, it'll save you bending down and plenty of hoght for taller plants. Well done especially after working 2 x 15 hour shifts! 👏 ❤

[@simplifygardening]

That's the plan!

[@tinkeringinthailand8147]

I watched and enjoyed all 3 mate, you're doing a cracking job. Try not to over do things Tony, we aren't getting any younger ;) Take care 🙏

[@sharon1615]

Looks fab ❤ get some rest 🥰

[@richard3008]

great video looks really good and great that you can reuse left over bits and thankyou for taking us all along with you just one thing what is that netting called please ?

[@LorraineG123]

Well done Tony, great use of the poles and the builders netting. Aren't the rhubarb coming on leaps and bounds.

[@simplifygardening]

Yes they are

[@TraceyTwilightteaserDowell]

Tony amazing what you can make with stuff you have left. Great cage. You need to look after yourself or you will hit burnout. You cant pour from an empty cup xx

[@simplifygardening]

This video was from the members area from last year. dont stress

[@leewozzashomeveggiegarden]

Tony I'm like yourself way behind due to the weather . the plot has been flooded for months now . nice build out of waste as you say

[@charlesatwell9976]

as always, great stuff

[@simplifygardening]

Thanks again!

[@crataeguscrusgalli]

Awesome! I'm still trying to figure out the concepts of allotments, though, because it seems like a lot of investment in a property that you don't necessarily own.

[@edlenny9944]

does anyone know what the name or source of those black arches in the videos are? would love to try to use them in my garden? Would the scaffolding netting keep bugs off the veg? My broad beans i just planted has something nibbling A LOT at the leaves wondering if this would help

[@kennytait9865]

Great job tony just with spare materials lying about worst part is putting on all the cable ties very Time consuming,god the amount of times I had to do that when I worked in construction

[@simplifygardening]

Yeah takes time but this cage been up over a year now and still going strong. its lasted all the winds

[@locke6531]

👍

[@twelvesmylimit]

May I ask where one can find these poles and connectors?

[@tassiegirl1991]

How deep do you put the post into the soil? Debris netting always looks so strong I see a few using it in the UK. Thought I’d finally sourced some here for n Aus ordered paid to come from NSW but they then cancelled the order (refunded) so disappointed. I will do further search as would find it cheaper than what I’ve bought for my hoops. Well done once again on what you make. Take good care enjoy Malvern. My one of three rhubarbs has decided it’s alive and growing again

[@simplifygardening]

They were down about 2 feet

[@user-yg1zj5dz9f]

what netting do you use?

[@simplifygardening]

This was just scaffolding netting

[@paulinehogan5444]

You need a passer women?????