Grow Bigger Tomatoes and More of Them - Without Ever Weeding!

High Yield Red Tomato Mulch Fabric

The red color actually increases stem strength!

This red plastic mulch increases fruit size and yields!

Item Form: Accessories
Additional Characteristics: Season Extenders, Seedling Protection, Tomato aids
Restrictions:
*Due to state restrictions we cannot ship to the following:
Canada, Guam, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands
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Item Form: Accessories
Additional Characteristics: Season Extenders, Seedling Protection, Tomato aids
Restrictions:
*Due to state restrictions we cannot ship to the following:
Canada, Guam, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands
show more

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The benefits of mulching fabric are well known -- you can keep weeds down, conserve water, and prevent erosion of nutrients. But new research has found that if your mulch is a bright, reflective red, you get even more benefits, especially with everyone's favorite vegetable crop -- tomatoes!

The red color stimulates stem strength and fruit production in tomatoes by simulating the conditions of overcrowding. Your plants not only produce more heavily, but they get stockier to be able to support that additional bounty! And USDA tests show that plants using Tomato Mulch bore tomatoes weighing an average of 46 percent more than others! Wow!

The sheet of mulch is 18 inches wide and 25 feet long -- enough to cover an average row of 10 tomato plants. Set the mulch on either side of the stems, bringing it together so that there is no gap of earth between the two sheets. Then start harvesting big, heavy fruit all summer!

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