DIY Garden Stakes, Adjustable Height Tomato Stakes, Plastic-cotated Steel Support Sticks with 98ft Twist Tie for Outdoor Vegetables Vines Beans

Price: $19.99
(as of May 15, 2024 02:38:02 UTC – Details)

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Height
6ft 5ft 4 ft 4 ft

Frame Material
Polyethylene-coated steel tubing Polyethylene-coated steel tubing Polyethylene-coated steel tubing Polyethylene-coated steel tubing

When it comes to joining our plant support stakes, we use an embedded method that guarantees durability. Crafted from high-quality iron, our stakes are built to withstand the test of time. Unlike the conventional approach of using a plastic connector to connect two rods, our embedded method provides a more robust and secure connection. Rest assured, your plants will receive the sturdy support they need to thrive.
The packaging consists of three types of poles: top poles, middle poles, and bottom poles. By interconnecting varying quantities of middle poles between the top and bottom poles, you have the flexibility to customize the length of the complete plant support stakes. Furthermore, the bottom stakes are designed with a pointed tip, facilitating effortless insertion into the soil.
Just align and twist two rods together for effortless installation, no special skills needed. The assembly and disassembly process is also incredibly convenient.
The plant support rods are constructed with a sturdy iron core and a protective plastic coating, ensuring exceptional durability and promoting optimal plant growth. This superior design sets them apart from alternative materials like plastic, bamboo, or fiberglass.
The packaging contains a 98ft long gardening twist tie that can be used to create a variety of trellis structures, such as cone-shaped or A-frame designs. It is ideal for supporting a wide range of climbing plants, including tomatoes, peas, cucumbers, and many more.