Fi-Shock P-30G Green Garden Post for Fence (25 Pack), 30"

These posts were shorter than I expected but they have worked well. I used these post to hold poly wire electric fence around my garden. I was able to make the same I desired. The bottom holder is really low and hard to keep grass from shorting out the electric fence. I also found it had to weed wack around the posts as I invariably would hit in and beak the clip. They have lasted the season and are not put away until next year.

We use this to keep our small dog in his own yard via a bunny fence. Having a supply of them helps to replace the broken ones as they break at the bottom when you hammer them into the ground. They also tend to bend at the bottom also. Still a lot cheaper then the $11,500 for a regular fence that we were quoted. And buying these in bulk off of Amazon is half the price then buying them at the big box stores. Not the greatest fence holders but they do the job!

Thet are fragile and break easy

I needed to use an electric fence temporally to protect a wild duck and her eggs after she nested on our front porch foyer in a planter. A persistent racoon started stealing eggs so I ordered these Fi-Shock P-30G 30 Inch Garden Fence Post, - 25 Pack. I placed them about 4' apart and ran a 3 strands of wire and hooked them to a fence charger. They preformed as advertised for about 3 1/2 weeks. Then the duck took her 5 little ducklings down the street to a nice pond. What a relief!These post are small and light,but made of durable plastic. Things don't tend to lean on them much if the fence is turned on. What we will more likely use them for now is running Christmas lights. You could run up to 7 strings of lights, spaced vertically 3" apart. It's a good product for temporary fencing, or running decorations. Great product!

Loved them. Now my neighbors use them. We all live on a lake and must put up a barrier with netting to keep out the geese that want to feed on our grass and leave their messes behind. I found these several years ago. My neighbors thank me all of the time. These stakes (in photo) were placed there early in 2022 and were not taken out over the winter. I do have one suggestion that the tip that goes into the ground be metal instead of plastic. The deer cross our properties and break the stakes, but they are so very reasonable that replacement is easy. Great find for me and my neighbors.