Don't throw your blue ties away - they're useful!!!

[Bill Blackhurst]

I received them in different colors in sets & add on sets containing the old oak trees that held the different sized branches together by group.

[Coyote]

Hee!  I should see if I have any of those around- there's a plant in my office at work that's threatening to take over the entire room...

[Giorginetto]

a good tip !!!!

[skypurr]

I haven't seen these before either, but i don't manage to get many new sets,  :' (most of mine are someone else's cast offs from ebay!

Having said I'd never seen them before, I've just been sorting out some of the Playmobil I've been collecting lately and found a new oak tree that I'd got had them joining the different sized branches together   
I now have blue, red and yellow ones! ... I'm just off to tie up my tomato plants!

[flatcat]

Having said I'd never seen them before, I've just been sorting out some of the Playmobil I've been collecting lately and found a new oak tree that I'd got had them joining the different sized branches together   
I now have blue, red and yellow ones! ... I'm just off to tie up my tomato plants!

Wow! different coloured ones!

They are great for tomato plants - the plant in my pic is a chocolate tomato plant that we are growing

[skypurr]

They are great for tomato plants - the plant in my pic is a chocolate tomato plant that we are growing

Chocolate tomatoes     
two of my favourite things together - I grow chocolate mint in my herb garden but I've never heard of chocolate tomatoes 

Elaine

[flatcat]

Chocolate tomatoes     
two of my favourite things together - I grow chocolate mint in my herb garden but I've never heard of chocolate tomatoes 

Elaine

They're not actually real chocolate, but the tomatoes are brown, with a chocolate flavour. They are a new variety that we are trialling for a seed company