I got smart and started picking the tomatoes early
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i've been planting back yard tomatoes here in Florida the past 8 years. Every year the birds (mocking birds specifically) have torn my rippening tomatoes to pieces. I got smart and started picking the tomatoes early...then the birds got smarter and started attacking the fruit before they turned even slightly red. I first saw your "owl" while vacationing in Aruba this past summer. When I got home I bought one and it's been policing my tomatoe patch all fall. Happily there hasn't been one bird attack on my plants since Oscar has watched over them. I move him around every day or two as you suggest. I can't tell you how pleased I am with your owl!!!
4563308
Im a brand new gardener and I was able to learn so much about gardening! After 2 days; I already have my SFG up with 6 plants in it!
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These things are great!  The tomatoe plants I put in are doing fabulous, despite our crappy weather we've been having.  Easy to
put together too.  We'll see how they hold up, hopefully they do!
4556239
What a great product, I read the reviews for it in Cooks magazine and decided to give it a try. I had been living with dull knives for quite a long time and just never found the time to get them sharpened. Well, now my knives are so sharp I have bandages on three fingers of my left hand! On the other hand (ha ha), my veggies are beautifully cut.  Who knew that you don't have saw a tomato!
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I've had these for a year now, and I grew these in Coastal South Carolina summer 2013 and summer 2014.  I had some good results, the seeds mostly all sprouted fine. Im sure there were a few here and there that didn't but most of all of them did. Theres enough in the bag to have a few misfires.
The san marzano tomatoes are great, and alot of people i mention them to don't know what they are. But if you are reading this, then i am sure you do. they are great tomatoes to grow and use for sauce. Alot of the good italian tomatoes you buy to use for sauce are san marzanos.
So if you have a green thumb, and like to make sauce, I suggest getting theses!
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I purchased this to help with my BER issues and so far it has helped and my tomatoes look fantastic. I made a lime slurry for a quick fix to help and it worked great. Thank you.
3226421
they grew easily, and we got a good Tupperware full on the first try, doing the other side now trying to get 2nd harvest.
789678
It seem to make a big difference to my tomato plants. I was eating tomatoes before the Fourth of Judy.
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Planted in my green house and growing great.  Can't wait to chomp down on the tomatoes.  Celebrity is my vaforite tomatoe.
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I recently started a diet and I love cucumbers.  This vegetable peeler was a strategic buy, so that I could make salads faster instead of defaulting to the the typical take out.  The peeler has greatly reduced the time it takes me to make salads and has me eating healthier already.
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When I moved to my new apartment I put my sprouting supplies in a box telling myself that I would get them out again. I came across the box and took a look at my notes,most from this book. I had to ask myself why wasn't I eating sprouts I put a lot of work in to learning how make an indoor garden. Well I'm proud to say I'm rebuilding my garden. Thanks for getting me started in sprouting
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73 Days in and doing great. There are probably 200 tomatoes ready to ripen right now. If they taste good (I'll let you know in a few days), I'll be ordering a replacement pack so we can have some fresh tomatoes for the holidays. I know it doesn't look as beautiful as the manufacturer's picture, and, like all tomato plants do, it's starting to brown, but I think a few hundred tomatoes will do just fine for my daughter and I, even if it soon decides to stop producing new ones.

Edit: Day 175 and still going strong! I bought a new pack to replant because I didn't think this one would last much longer but take a look at the 2nd through 4th pictures. It's going great and still has hundreds of tomatoes growing on the vines.
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worked great for up-potting my tomato transplants in getting ready for garden
810809
These are great.  I planted them in my raised beds and they took off!  In just a month and a half I've already harvested so much spinach, zucchini, and cucumbers -- more than I can use.  The tomato plants are HUGE and MANY blooms.  The basil is HUGE.  I could go on and on.  They work great.  I didn't follow the instructions in that I didn't start tem and then transplant -- I just planted them directly.  Highly recommend!
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I'm a serious gardener (just keep adding more raised beds) and vendors of various types of gardening products and gadgets frequently send samples of products to test. I was very intrigued by these clips. I've used the full 100 that arrived in the sample package and once the spring tomatoes go into the ground, will be ordering the package of 400. As shown in the review photos, I attached the Hunzas to the variety of tomato supports that hold up my ridiculous number of autumn tomatoes: cages, towers, spirals, string lattices.

(+) Size: The radius of the Hunza clips is large enough to go around a decent-sized tomato branch plus whatever you need to affix it to. They clipped easily around several large stems and pretty thick tomato towers.
(+) Ease of use: They are easy to clip together. But what about unclipping them? It was pretty easy to just push the clip down and pull the two pieces apart. It didn't feel flimsy or like it was going to break any of the clip pieces. As you know, it's pretty common to reposition supports on your vegetables, so it's important that it is easy to open/close or move them around.
(+) 1-Handed: I've tried the twist ties and other gadgets. What was a big plus with the Hunza clips was that I could snap one shut with 1 hand while holding/positioning the plant in place with the other. Twist ties, twine, etc. - you need both hands to affix those, leaving the target stem flipping and flopping around. It's cool that you can use 1 hand to snap things into place here.
(+) Sturdiness: I've had these in my garden for just over a week now. Not a super long time, but in that time we've had 2 major rainstorms. They held up just fine. And, as mentioned in the 'ease of use' observation, they've held up to several opening/closing and repositioning tests. They aren't flimsy.
(+) Adaptable: As you can see in the photos, I currently have the set of 100 Hunza clips holding my unruly tommies on a variety of support mechanisms. Standard tomato cages, expensive tomato "towers", clipped to a complex system of twine that forms a lattice between the tall indeterminates. They worked in all those cases.
(+) Color: For some people, it's important that their cages, supports, twine, etc., blend in with the plants and fruit/veggies (I don't care - my garden ends up looking like nature threw up). The Hunza clips are a brown/rust color and when you step back, they are barely noticeable.

Bottom line: I was pleasantly surprised to receive these, and excited to experiment with the clips. So far they've proven to be easy to open/close, easy to affix to whatever plant support was in use, and they've held up to 2 major rainstorms. I'm a serious vegetable gardener and plan to purchase the "jumbo" pack for spring vegetable season.

*I received these Hunza Tomato Clips from Hunza Natural Foods for testing at a discount, to leave a thorough and unbiased review. All opinions are my own and hopefully will be helpful in comparison and purchasing decisions for other shoppers.
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I have an average of 30 tomato plants in my garden. This was one of my best purchases ever! I get sooooo much more out of my tomatoes to put up FAR more puree. I don't need as many plants this year now. Easy to use and easy to clean.
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I was only 30 pages into the book and I had already started tidying my clothes. I have a LONG way to go but I'm determined to become a star pupil. I can't wait to see my home in its new condition.