Homes & Gardens The lighted tree: Make a Christmas tree from a tomato cage and strings of lights Updated: Dec. 17, 2011, 12:18 p.m. | Published: Dec. 17, 2011, 11:18 a.m. By Peggy McMullen, The ...

Homes & Gardens The needlepoint tree: Make a Christmas tree from a tomato cage and embroidery hoops Updated: Dec. 17, 2011, 12:26 p.m. | Published: Dec. 17, 2011, 11: ...

Are pesky birds eating your vine-ripened tomatoes? Find out which holiday item can confuse the garden pests and keep them ...

You'll first need to grab a tomato cage, zip ties, and some thin wire to construct the form of the tree. To personalize the look and style of your tree, collect ribbon, garland, or other craft ...

Transform your holiday décor with two creative projects! Learn how to craft a stunning red gauze ribbon Christmas tree using a simple tomato cage — perfect for a chic, budget-friendly centerpiece.

“So I was in the yard cleaning up and I saw the cages for my tomato plants upside down and I said, if I put them together, I can make a tree out of it. So I got my lights and put them on it and ...

Tomato Cage Tree In this example, a wire tomato cage, turned upside down, serves as a scaffolding for virtually any type of decoration. You can hang ornaments directly from the rings, or use twine or ...

The other night, during the TV show “American Pickers,” my husband took his eyes away from the tube to check out the sparkly, golden Christmas tree that I had plopped on the coffee table.