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Keep your garden organized and your plants supported with these green plastic-coated iron Twist Ties. Available in 20M, 50M, and 100M spool lengths, each roll features a convenient built-in cutting tool so you can snip exactly the length you need — no scissors required. The soft, flexible coating is gentle on plant stems and won't scratch or damage delicate growth, while still providing a firm, secure hold. Suitable for indoor and outdoor use, these multipurpose wire ties are ideal for training vines, supporting tomatoes, staking flowers, securing drip tubing, and countless other tasks around the home and garden.
Specifications verified from the DripWorks product listing.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Green Plastic-Coated Iron Wire |
| Available Lengths | 20M, 50M, 100M |
| Cutter Included | Yes (Built-In) |
| Color | Green |
| Use | Indoor & Outdoor |
Can these twist ties be reused?
Yes. The plastic-coated iron wire is flexible and can be untwisted, repositioned, and re-secured multiple times without breaking.
This makes them especially useful for training vines or supporting tomato branches as they grow and shift throughout the season.
Will these damage my plants?
No. The soft green plastic coating is gentle on plant stems and won't scratch or cut into delicate growth when tied with reasonable tension.
Avoid tying too tightly around actively growing stems — check and loosen periodically to allow for new growth.
Which length spool should I choose?
The 20M spool is ideal for small container gardens or occasional use. Choose the 50M or 100M rolls for larger raised beds, vegetable gardens, or frequent applications like training vines and securing drip lines.
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