Pack Of 25 Steel Plant Stakes - TINGYUAN 60 Inches Garden Stakes For Strong Support Review

Very sturdy, but thought these were like the ones from home depot which is more expensive and I just got a great deal, but these are not as strong as the home depot ones. They will last so I'm very happy with them still, but the cores are different and it's not discussed on the description

Nice price as these are $3 a piece at local HD. I have a lot of vegetable and these help keep my plants growing straight up off the ground and healthy. They are metal inside and coated with plastic, but it's a thick coat of plastic. Set them side by side with all plastic and you cant tell or feel a difference. Easy to use, ya poke them in the ground🙃💯

Just trying to keep pets out of the mud and these stakes were just the thing to make it happen. They were easy to stick in the ground and were sturdy enough to hold the fence in place. Best part was budget friendly.

If you need to hold up a lightweight plant , this is the product for you. If you're trying to hold up something more sturdy like fencing, it will snap in half guaranteed. It is hollow in the middle and not durable AT ALL. Thinking this was solid "steel" I purchased this as a lower cost option to re-bar as support for a hoop house and the post snapped almost immediately. I will still use these for plant supports, just won't be able to use them as a fencing post. Even if using lightweight plastic

Used these to prop up some dash los and they worked great. I like the green because they don’t stand out so much. They may not be suitable for use with all types of plants or gardening techniques.!

Easily bend with wind force. Both sides are the same and have a flimsy rubber cover. So if you pound them in with a rubber mallet the rubber cover cuts through to the metal rod and it damages your rubber mallet. These are of significantly lower quality than the ones we bought from Aldi. I would look elsewhere.

I bought for Dahlia's which get very big and heavy. They would work fine for a lighter flower like Cosmos. They bend/bow easily. Had to use wooden stakes for the Dahlia's.

I’m not doing major construction so for my little home amateur garden, these stakes are holding up well & serving the purpose I need.

Im using them to trellis my tomatoes that are in pots. Just stick three in, tie them together at the top and instant trellis. I'll run a string up from the plant to the top of the poles and train the tomato up

The stakes arrived a few days ago except they didn't get delivered to me. I had to schlepp to the Post Office and wait in line 45 minutes to pick up this order. If I wanted to pick up the package I would have chosen that option. Hopefully your post office is able to actually deliver this to you because the stakes look GREAT, they are an AMAZING deal and I can't wait to get my project going BUT, if you aren't able to go fetch your order. fair warning.

I have a monstrous Bird of Paradise palm and this helps the poor plant support the weight of its giant leaves without breaking the stalks. It's a must have for giant houseplants.

I got one pack of these and 200 feet of snow fencing. It makes a good sized space, the else 60 in stakes match with 4 foot fencing really well. It has been up for a week now and withstood a strong storm. If the dogs were determined to get out or to jump the fence, they could, and don't plan on leaving them unsupervised. The poles are plastic coated metal, with a pointed tip on both ends. I drove them into the ground with a regular hammer. These poles aren't the strongest, so I reinforced then…

I am using them to hang up my vanda orchids. One did bend and is no longer straight but I’m happy with this new way of displaying my plants

Drilled holes on raised bed to put chicken wire around to keep vine veggies from getting to ground. Pulled plastic tips off one end so could put in drilled holes easier. All in all good product for money.

Too flimsy for our rocky ground. Think the "steel" mentioned misled us when we thought the garden fenc we are installing would be served

They hold up a 2 foot fence along my yard. I wanted about a foot of the stake buried so I got longer onesThey work well so far, though ultimately they will break/bend if too much force is applied.

First ordered these in 2018 and they are still going strong. My garden keeps growing and this is my fourth order-again. Obviously I like them. They look brand new. Work as expected. No rust. Don’t bend. Critical part of garden design. I’m a happy customer.

Use as directed and you should be satisfied. I use these to support my indoor potted top heavy aloes that are almost 2 ft tall. They’re sturdy and well built. Should last a long time.

I needed about 10 of these for my super hot peppers that I’m growing. They were about $4 each in store for shorter ones. Luckily I found them on ebay for much cheaper. They went into the ground easily and were easy to prop up my pepper plants. They are loaded with peppers this year so I needed to stake the plants to prevent them from snapping

Very versatile, wrapped in a heavy duty plastic, height adjustable andwill last through many seasons.Highly recommend for all stages of plant, shrub and garden growth.