Vinyl Garden Stretch Tie Tape, 300' Total (2 Rolls 1/2" by 150' Each)

Are use this product for holding up branches on some of my taller inside plants. I also used it on a bush I have outside.

Great for tying/supporting plants without damaging them. This was thicker than I actually needed but worked well - very strong. Lasted in the hot sun.

It doesn't disappoint

I grow a lot of my own food and this is essential for staking tomato, cucumbers and other climbers. Also use on sunflowers or other plants to anchor in high winds here in Alabama.

I've used this to prop up citrus trees, elephant ears, and stake dogwoods. It is convenient.

Used it to hand tie in vineyard

Not sure why the 1/4 inch green landscape tape is so hard to find at Home Depot and Lowes. But this is the size most people use for tying up vines, supports to young plants etc.I got TWO rolls for a very reasonable price, and it was delivered via USPS.Very pleased with this purchase and the seller. Thanks!PS. So that people understand, this "tape" does not have adhesion (it isn't sticky). It is plastic tape which has some stretch ability and is used for tying up plants to supports---especially new plants. But the tape is also useful to tie other things; I also use it to bundle up electrical cords instead of using twist ties or zip ties.

the only reason I gave it for instead of five stars is the price. I used to buy this kind of product locally yet garden centers but they started carrying a different kind made of some kind of nylon. This is much better it stretchy and does not damage the plants at all part of the nylon cuts into the plants.