Master Gardeners weigh in: The Tomato Ring and Veggie Cage combine the best in FUNCTION and FORM; No more BULKY CAGES and storage HEADACHES, no more TYING to a STAKE; SIMPLE as 1-2-3

Saint Louis, MO -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/28/2012 -- For years Gardeners have complained about the need to secure their tomato plants with bulky cages that just don't work and require a great deal of storage space in the winter, or tying methods that require too much labor, look messy, and often break the vines. With the release of the Tomato Ring and Veggie Cage, Gardeners across America are singing the praises of these easy to use devices that are transforming the art of gardening. The "toss in a bucket storage" coupled with proven function and a unique look that enhances the eye appeal of the garden, is catching commentary from neighbors and friends for customers of these two products.

"Finally, I found something that holds up my tomato plants without falling over. Looking for new tomato cages, this Veggiecage is the place!" one happy customer noted. Another commented "I hate tying up tomato plants. Last year, I never had to tie them at all. I loved it!".

The versatility of the Veggie Cage and the Tomato Ring is not lost on the ingenuity of its customer base. "I just wanted to let you know I really enjoy the Veggie Cages. I use them also to support my bush beans, and soon, pole peas. They work great" one customer noted. Another commented "Not just a great tomato cage, these things are amazing for growing snow peas. Really easy to see the snow peas so I didn't miss any."

And for those that are turning to gardening as a new hobby that provides affordable options in a challenging economy, the easy storage options and aesthetically pleasing presentation offered by the Veggie Cage and the Tomato Ring is a welcomed side benefit. "I need more! They look good and do a wonderful job. No more UGLY wire tomato cages" one customer wrote. Another commented "These things are great for storing in my garage, I just threw them in a plastic bucket at the end of the season, what a great idea!!!".

The Veggie Cage Company is located in St. Louis, Missouri and was founded on the belief that anything is possible. Even as many were offering opinions that products today are too expensive to produce in America, they hold firm to the concept of MADE IN THE USA.

If you'd like more information about the Veggie Cage or Tomato Ring, or to schedule an interview with the owners, please call 314-276-4140 or email rob.sanazaro@veggiecage.com.

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Leading Gardening Company Veggie Cage Helps New Gardeners Thrive

Saint Louis, MO -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/27/2012 -- Veggie Cage, a top manufacturer of innovative gardening tools, has experienced a boost in sales of equipment used for home gardens as U.S. food prices continue to rise. The National Garden Association has reported that more people are choosing to grow their own vegetables, and that veggie gardening sales have been increasing since 2008. Veggie Cage offers products that help both new and experienced gardeners raise successful vegetables with ease.

Michel Paille, co-founder of Veggie Cage, is pleased to see more Americans taking part in growing their own food. "Gardening is a wonderful way to save money and live a healthy lifestyle. It's also a great family activity throughout all seasons." He continued, "At Veggie Cage, we take great pride in helping people nurture a love for gardening."

Veggie Cage offers a range of gardening products ranging from gardening gloves and watering cans to hoses and trellises; all products are available on the company's website. The company's two best-selling products are the Veggie Cage and the Tomato Ring, both designed to support plants as they grow.

About Veggie Cage
Established in 2003 and based in St. Louis, MO, Veggie Cage is a leading developer and manufacturer of innovative gardening products for both home and professional use. The company's namesake product, the Veggie Cage, is a supportive and aesthetically pleasing alternative to traditional garden stakes. Veggie Cage products are made exclusively in the U.S. and offer functional tools to help flowers and vegetables thrive. For more information, please visit: www.veggiecage.com.

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End of September is Prime Time to Plant Veggies and Perennials

Saint Louis, MO -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/25/2012 -- Veggie Cage, a top manufacturer of innovative gardening tools, has seen a higher demand for its most popular products, the Veggie Cage and the Tomato Ring, as gardeners prepare for fall. The best time to plant fall flowers and vegetables is typically the end of Sept. and beginning of Oct, when plants can settle in without the stress of heat on their root systems. Veggie Cage supports fall gardeners with products that help all types of plants grow and thrive.

Rob Sanazaro, co-founder of Veggie Cage, commented on the popularity of fall gardening trends. "At the end of summer and beginning of fall, gardeners are eager to start to plant winter vegetables and perennials. Products like the Veggie Cage and Tomato ring help secure budding vegetables and flowers and are an easy alternative to traditional staking."

Veggie Cage offers a range of gardening products ranging from gardening gloves and watering cans to hoses and trellises; all products are available on the company's website.

About Veggie Cage
Established in 2003 and based in St. Louis, MO, Veggie Cage is a leading developer and manufacturer of innovative gardening products for both home and professional use. The company's namesake product, the Veggie Cage, is a supportive and aesthetically pleasing alternative to traditional garden stakes. Veggie Cage products are made exclusively in the U.S. and offer functional tools to help flowers and vegetables thrive. For more information, please visit: www.veggiecage.com.

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