🌿 Bond Green Jute Garden Twine - 200ft per Roll (2 Pack), Ideal for Indoor and Outdoor Use (No 337) Review

It depends on what you use it for, but if like me you want it to grow hops, you can keep searching. It's about one size smaller. I had a click at the end of the season when the bikes got heavy.

This is good garden thread, but you really have to watch the diameter. Judging by the photos, it was a lot harder than it really is. We're talking about the thickness of the yarn, but poly.

Good for seasonal plants, vegetables, etc. It breaks fairly quickly, but will last the entire growing season. I've added a few very small pieces to the custom camo to add a little more vibrant green in some places, but it's still a bit shiny. So I soaked myself in tea before applying.

I have been ordering these green three-ply twine for tying dahlias for several years. The roll shape is just right for storing in a plastic bag outdoors to be close to my plants. I also glue the scissor blades in the middle and they hold together well. They won't last through the season and winter forever, but that's okay too. The biodegradability is good.

After reading some reviews I wasn't sure. They are said to only grow 3 feet tall, but mine is almost 6 feet tall and the stems are an inch in circumference. They tilted too far and they couldn't hold my stakes straight. But I was able to easily tie my lilies using my fence as an anchor. In strong winds and rain, they did not move.

During self-isolation due to COVID-19 we started growing vegetables again. Some plants need additional support (e.g. peas). I didn't have a pea fence so I tied this rope between the vertical posts to make a makeshift pea fence. Plants love it, so I'm happy with the result. Good strong thread, not flimsy, easy to work with. Plus, it fits in the pocket of my garden bag. Couldn't ask for more.

We were looking for a garden twine to tie overgrown tomato vines to plants. The thread is thinner than the jute thread we used earlier. I don't mind, but would have preferred a slightly thicker overall diameter. I have a feeling that the thinner thread might not be as gentle on the tomato plants when tying them together, but they still work. Generally these are fine. The thinner it is, the easier it is to tie knots. However, the thicker jute thread I've had in the past made it easier to detach…

I used this string to tie my tomatoes as they grew. Little did I know that after two or three rains, when the sun comes out again, they would rot and break and your tomatoes would fall. Unfortunately, one of my best plants snapped falling in a raised bed, and when it fell, it leaned over the edge of the bed and snapped. I'm not writing this review because I'm angry, I'm just saying that a few rains and hot sun will rot and ruin these things. I can use them for a couple of weeks so they don't…