Green garden twine

I'll be using it to tie tomato plants. It looks strong enough and thick enough not to cut into the main stalks of the plants.

This is twine that I use at Christmas for rustic look for packages of goodies in a brown paper bags with stick on Christmas decals. Then giant sunflower over 7 feet tall needed support so I wrapped some twine around stalk. Watch and loosen as needed as the plant grows. Out of scotch tape - use twine. Have fun!

This is great, heavy twine that I have used to put up my Christmas Garland on my metal front bannisters and giant bows on my front gates. At the risk of being Captain Obvious, I like it because the green blends in with the Christmas greenery. I don't really have to cut the ends of the ties to make them neater in this use case, but I do so to keep my husband happy. While the twine strong enough to keep the Garland attached snugly, I don't worry about it scratching or marring the metal bannisters (note: I double the twine b/c my (fake) garland is really large and heavy (story for another day). Have used this 4 years now and am happy I found this as a way of attaching my garland. I just snip the twine when the season is over; no need to save the ties for another year (b/c it is inexpensive). The vivid green color does not run or fade out in the open (at least for the 2 months it may be up); although one strand that I have used for 4 years to hang my wreath has faded a bit. Just bought some of the red to use to attach ribbons, etc. I expect this would also be good for use in training vines, staking tomatoes, etc. in the garden if I did that. I now only have plants that do not need pampering or primping (e.g. no need for garden twine), but that is just a personal life-simplifying decision. No judging, of course, if you do that.

I've used it to tie up the logs that I am sitting out for the garbage disposal 40 lb limited bundles it works

As expected

I have been using this twine for a few years now to tie up dahlias, tomato plants and so on. It is strong and economical. The green color is a plus since it blends in naturally with the plants.

Strong jute used to string up my asparagus

Awesome and nice and thick for tying up my garden plants .