[Grubbypaws]

Has anyone got experience with wigwam cane grips and can recommend a make or style? I will be growing them in a raised bed once my first crop of pak choi is done. I did this last year but jerry rigged my own support which simply collapsed! I had ordered dwarf beans so was caught out when they proved themselves to definitely not be dwarf!

[sunnywillow]

Hi,  I tried the wigwam cane grips once - never again. Being plastic they degraded and broke. Ever since then I have just used the good old system of grabbing all the canes together at the top and tying them together with lots of twine. Never failed me yet...

[steven c]

rather than bring the canes together we have tried with success using fencing wire or similar wrapping each cane leaving 3 to 4 inches between tops this leaves top of wigwam more open giving plants more room at top
hope i have explained ok 

[wolveryeti]

I use thick canes secured at the top with a heavy duty cable tie - quick to deploy  and v. secure

[Aunt Sally]

This is a design which is popular,  designed by one of our members called Muntjac.

We call it the Munty Frame

https://chat.allotment-garden.org/index.php?topic=50801.msg49805#msg49805