WAENLIR Garden Stakes 48 inch 4ft Sturdy Tomato Stakes, Plant Stakes for Outdoor Plants, Plant Support Sticks for Gardening, Pack of 50

I LOVE these garden stakes. I've had some 4' ones of this kind for a decade that are still going strong. This year I expanded my backyard garden beds and needed bean poles. These 6 foot ones were perfect size and much better price than box stores offer. Allowing for a few inches anchored in the ground, these give enough height for future pole green beans to wind up their tepee going vertical to save garden real estate. I pushed 3 in a triangle around the sprouting beans and tied them at top. Very sturdy. In fall when I'm cleaning up these will pull up easy and stand in a shed corner waiting for spring next year to repeat their task.

These things are handy for staking up overly tall Iris stalks. I ended up buying 60 (two bundles) of these in an one week period since I seriously underestimated how many flowers I have in my planters. Buy extra, you will find a use for them. After deadheading of the flowers, some of the stakes are now doing duty in the vegetable garden for the summer.

These are great garden stakes. They have little bumps on the stake so that what you may fasten to the stake won't slide down. I had gotten some others from another store before I got these that were more expensive and I think these are 10 times better.

These are fine. They aren’t very sturdy so don’t expect to be staking a tree with it or anything. They serve a purpose, but if you need something very sturdy, this isn’t it.

Understand--these are thin aluminum tubing coated with a thick plastic jacket. They aren't any stronger or stiffer than an old TV antenna rod (I'm dating myself with that), or if you were born after 1980, about as strong as those driveway reflector poles sold at the home improvement places--only these don't return straight after being bent. In other words, don't use them for tomatoes!!!. That said, they are great for tying up anything light weight or supporting a cover cloth over your plants. If you need to stake up anything as bulky as a tomato plant, buy a wooden stick or use rebar. I think they are a great product if you understand that they are for light duty only.

Very good quality plant stakes. Stakes are strong and hold plants up with no problem. My second shipment

I use these for tall bearded iris, dahlias, and other tall plants that need staking. I like that they are affordable, easy to pound into the ground, and basically disappear amongst the tall plants that I use them for. Affix to the plant with green velcro plant tape.

great for sweet corn

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