3 ft. Plastic Garden Plant Stake, Standard Duty Green Support Stake for Tomatoes and Vegetables

Works great keeps plant upright.

Blends in well with the plant & supports it, but should tie loosely in order to help plant continue to grow strong….. Enjoy your plants growth….

I was unsure how the Vigoro 3 ft standard duty plant stacks would work to hold up my tomato plants. In the past I would always use the wooden stacks, but after a few years I would need to replace them. I was very impressed with not only how durable the Vigoro stacks were, but also the cost. The difference between the Vigoro stacks and the wooden stacks was less than .50 at my local store. the best part was they easily push into the soil and once the season is over all you need to do is pull them out and hose them off. They will last you years. The only thing I should have done was adjust for how deep I was going to put them in the ground. I only bought the 3 ft stakes and after pushing them 1 foot deep I realized I should have gone with the longer Vigoro Plant and Garden stakes.

I won’t be back. As you can see I spend thousands of dollars every year. Stop selling those fruit trees in a bag. I am a very successful gardener and I design peoples property. Many of your plants die. I don’t have this problem with anyone else.

Title speaks for itself. Not a good product. Will avoid next time. It bends too easy and the sticker doesn’t come of easy. Seems like no one really thought this through

Just how I wanted to spend my Friday, thirty minutes to take off two stickers. Nice.

I used these to get further height on my mass cane plants which I usually cut down every few weeks. I wanted to let them grow high and these stakes did the trick. I used floral wire to lightly wrap the ends of the highest stalks to the stake and that allowed them to grow up straight. Very satisfied with the stakes, but more so my huge beautiful plants!

Sturdy, tall enough for your extra large plants and easy to set up

Good for small determinate tomato plants. For indeterminate varieties you need something much more substantial.