Jardin Birdcage Plant Supports

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This plant support is perfect for containing large specimens of Blue Star Amsonia and Culver's Root. Because it is free standing and stable it is simple to place it over a large clump. Best to place support before plant gets too tall.It looks great in my garden.

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I purchased two of the plant supports for my hydrangea plants. They end up falling over once the flowers bloom. I love the look of these. They are a little rusty but I like that look in my garden. It was however, a little difficult to put together by myself and get all the hooks lined up. One of the finials broke along with the screw to hold them together. I was still able to use it though but I did reach out to customer service and within a week, another showed up at my door. Very impressive so I will be ordering from Gardeners Supply in the future.

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These are so pretty in the garden! I had no problem assembling them, came out of box in perfect shape. Extremely well wrapped!

I have my small and medium Jardin supports over our David Phlox. Will see if they're tall enough as the summer progresses and the phlox grow taller.

These are unique, no one else has them! I'll buy more in the future.

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I was anxious to get this piece and it didn't let me down! Beautifully constructed design...and it's breath taking to look at in the flower beds...

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I ordered 3 of these to use as supports for my cosmos.They are a very atractive addition to my garden, however, when I was unwrapping the packing, one of the hooks that holds the rings just fell off. Of course, the great folks at Gardener's Supply immediately sent me a new one, but they still are easily bent and unwieldly to put together. The screw nob finial that holds it together at the top doesn't thread properly. Overall, they are the look I wanted, but I will have to wait to see how they will hold up

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Great for keeping Peonies' heavy bloom stems from falling to the ground. I currently have the 36" on a Peony tree and the 28" on an Intersection Peony. Both work great to keep the blooms from falling into the soil.

I painted the two I have a nice red to blend with the red edge and red veins in the Peonies. I think they look more artsy and standout more painted. Looks great in flower beds adding a special touch.

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I currently have the 36 inch supporting the blooms of a tree peony. Will move it to another plant as and when the tree peony out grows this support. I painted it a red color that brings out the red edging on the Peony's leaves.

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Bought some of the jardin products a couple years ago and loved how sturdy they were. So took the plunge and bought 4 of these birdcages this year. The first one I opening was of the sturdy, heavy quality of my prior purchases and the rings stayed down nicely through compression. The next three were made of much flimsier guage metal and the rings do not stay in place. REALLY disappointing.

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very flimsey - not substantial enough to hold the weight of vines. The center brace just lays on very flimsey supports. May not last through this growing season. Very disappointed

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I bought three of these last year (one of each size). I wanted a large support for a rambling rose that was overgrown. That didn't work out due to the location of the rose & the thickness of the branches but I ended up using it for a large mallow. It looks stunning and keeps the spread contained. I like the cottage garden look so these are pretty accents as well as functional supports. I'm ordering three more to use on hydrangeas, foxgloves & miniature butterfly bush. The small one looks good with pretty much anything growing through it like clusters of snapdragons or yarrow. You could even use these in containers. I found them easy to assemble and store.