Study enough to hold temp plastic fencing around my garden and deter the dogs and rodents from getting in Thanks for attention.

I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to put up plastic chicken wire using these fence posts and zip ties. I thought I'd need many hands but easily did it myself. Thank you, Revain, for suggesting these fence posts when I selected the plastic chicken wire. I purchased 4 foot posts for 3 foot chicken wire and it worked out perfectly and strong to have the posts 1 foot in the ground. This should keep the little dog out of my plantings at real savings compared to other fencing.

A bit difficult to put in the ground if you didn’t already dig a hole for it, and will start to bend if you try to force it in anyway. I recommend sticking them at least 6 or so inches in, otherwise plants you tie to them will topple down along with the stake. Used these for my much taller than they should have been dahlias, and cosmos. Now the wind can’t snap them in half.

I had purchased 2.5 foot high green metal fencing to keep my dog out of the new flowers. So I needed some green stakes for the installation. I had a few old ones I used with some plastic fencing years ago, but not strong enough nor did I have nearly enough of them. I ordered these and was extremely pleased when I took them out of the box. Much thinker and stronger than the ones I got locally. These went into the ground with just a few hammer strokes. Pointed end helped. Nice thick green…

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.