Once you are prepared, you can start cutting the wire to create the cages. Each cage should be about 24 to 30 inches in diameter, which can be achieved using a panel of at least 6 feet.

Buy a roll of concrete reinforcing mesh consisting of stiff 9- or 10- gauge wire at a garden center. Get a roll that is about 150 feet wide by 5 feet tall, which costs on average about $100 to $150.

And flimsy store-bought tomato cages, often a mere 3 feet tall, aren’t up to the job of supporting the plants. Good thing, then, that making your own cages requires very little time and even less ...

Finally, secure your four 24-inch sticks to the bottom of this piece with wire, creating the legs for your DIY support cage. And remember, supporting your peonies doesn't stop at the cage.

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