Knee Pad How-To
1. Cut a piece of fabric to 12 by 18 inches. Fold it in half, right sides facing; pin a pair of elastic loops into the seam opposite the fold. Sew seams in two sides; turn right side out. With a pencil and a ruler, draw a series of lines parallel to the fold and 1 1/2 inches apart for the length of the pad. Topstitch the lines, creating hollow partitions.
2. Using a funnel, fill the partitions with buckwheat hulls or flaxseed, then sew up the last side with a slip stitch. Roll the pad and secure it with elastic straps when not in use.
This is an awesome idea, I spend a lot of time on my knees in the garden. Now my knees won't hurt anymore!
http://www.marthastewart.com/article/twine-star-supports
froggy1715 , this is what I found=A terra-cotta pot paired with these supports is ideal for determinate tomatoes, which don't grow as tall as indeterminate varieties. Drive five 1-by-1-inch stakes into soil, to bottom of pot; stakes should be long enough to stand 4 feet above the soil. Plant a seedling in center of the pot. Wind nylon twine star shapes around stakes at 6-inch intervals.
I would love to see more ideas on the tomatoe twine star, and other tomatoe gardening idea's but there is a break in your articales and the artical runs, and runs, and you cant even begin to read the articales. please check this out, thanks froggy