Curved Link Stakes

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I use the linking stakes to keep my plants growing straight and not sag as they get larger. Adding some kind of clip or wire to keep the stakes attached to each other would be an improvement.

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Although I haven't used these yet (just waiting for spring) I have used white wire fences to hold up peonies. Not a good idea. These are versatile (can add or delete to make larger or smaller) and they are made of strong materials. Anxious to see how they work in Kansas winds.

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These are very good quality. I saw some at [@], and they were flimsier, and bent very easily.Gives the garden a much neater look, and keeps plants from falling over and out of the dirt, so they grow better.The tall ones are great for dahlias. I used medium ones for Sedum Autumn Glow. The stakes keep them falling over.The small ones are good for lower-growing perennials. Later in the season, some perennials can start to fall over. This keeps them tidy and even helps them bloom and grow longer.

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I bought this as a gift after buying and using some last summer...the plants love it - it helps with their longevity. I actually used it from spring through fall for those plants (poppies, iris, cone flowers, daisys, and etc.) that get top heavy. It helps them to show them off!

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I tried these stakes two years ago for my peonies with excellent success. Previously I had used gardening twine with bamboo stakes with some success in keeping the heavy peonies upright. These curved stakes are perfect after the plants are about two feet tall, just put them in close to the plants, but away from the roots and link as you go. I also have used them for gladiolas and dinnerplate dahlias.

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These stakes are easy to use, and quite versatile...can be shaped into a circle, or into a scalloped row to hold plants upright near a fence or wall.

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WHY DIDN'T ANYONE THINK OF THIS SOONER!! IT HOLDS UP MY PEONIES, DROOPY SUCCULENTS, ANYTHING ELSE I CHOOSE! EVEN USING JUST TWO OF THEM TOGETHER WORKS WONDERFULLY!!!!

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I'd bought some of these before to tidy up the annual scabiosa in my garden and decided to try them in the front. Everything is tidily contained but still natural. And so far, they've withstood neighbor dogs, visitors and the family without popping apart or giving way.

I love these!

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These stakes saved my African daisies that grow so high, a couple feet. We get heavy rains in my state and it used to decimate my flowers. Now that I use the garden stakes the daisies are good to go through any storm!

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I use this most often on the edge of flower beds to keep the flowers from flopping over