TWIGS NATURE'S PLANT STAKE (3 Count

Overall, this is a very clever idea for the garden: They're durable and weather resistant, blend in with the plant foliage making them almost invisible and sturdy enough to stay upright when stuck in the ground. That said, once they are securely in the ground they really aren't tall enough to hold up any branch over 8-10" tall. I bought them to hold up/train the branches on my low-graphed Japanese maples' branches, but even then they proved too short for most of them. The one pictured in the foreground of the picture is sitting on a rock that I chipped a hole in to raise it up and then keep it in place; however, it worked great propping up the low branches of the orangeola (seen in the background) which were resting on the ground. If the support twigs were 12-14" taller (and less expensive) I'd buy enough to replace all the bamboo stakes I have holding up the branches of my trees because they really look nice and don't damage the branches. Very good and versatile product, just too short (and too expensive) for my needs.

Very pleased. Pothos was a little wild. I strung it through 3 of these and it worked perfectly. Ty.

I am so glad I purchased these for my house plants and gardening. Use them to lift the leaves of my Zucchini and for my beans that I grow in my Greenstalk vertical grower.

Best to use in dense plants where it is less visible and where you can rest more stalks on the supports. Got the greyish green color, if your plant is pretty dense you don't see it much. Am using it for certain plant types and it works well.

Very simple but sturdy in assisting a large leafed plant. Average 2-3 stakes for each large Monstera plant