Bow Plant Supports for Peonies, Hydrangea, Roses, etc - Strong Metal Garden Supports - Interlinking to make rows, circles, cloverleaves, etc (Pack of 9 - Small (50cm high x 25cm wide))

These are very easy to use, and are a great way to support large plants and groups of plants which tend to flop over. I am using mine to support s group of sea hollies and a group of Michaelmas daisies. One thing to be careful of: check the area for old tree roots and large stones. My garden has plenty of both, and you should try to remove them before pushing the supports into the ground. I also have tree roots from next door's trees, and I can't very well dig those up, so I just had to position the legs of the supports very carefully. But these supports are a lot easier to use than canes and twine, and seem much stronger than canes.

These supports are superb. They are not the cheapest but they are stronger and better made than any other I've used in the past. They interlink and give great, all round support, taking 3 or 4 to fully support a decent sized hydrangea. No string or wire is required and the green plastic coating hides them from view. Highly recommended.

I got these to hold up some very vigorous achillea and lavender. I bought a pack of 9 and they were better value and the postage was the same, and then found I could use two of them, linked into a ring, to raise a dish I use as a birdbath off the ground and give the birds a bit more security from the cats. Unexpected benefit from an already useful product.

I've bought loads of these plant supports in different sizes and find they are just the job. I prefer thee plastic coated ones to the bare metal ones as the latter rust and though this looks quite rustic it messes up ones hands.

These are such clever stakes for your plants. They can be used on their own or link up in 2s,3s or 4s. I've used them on my peonies and they've never looked so good. The supports are much more discreet than stakes and I've just used string between them to support flower heads between the supports. We'll be looking to buy more for next year.

I tend to only review when I'm very pleased or am very disappointed. This product met all my expectations in spades. Not only that, they arrived before the due date, were sensibly packed without overdoing it with needless bubble wrap and the like. The day after my delivery, I was in a local nursery ( a well thought of nursery) and they were selling a much inferior product at much a higher price and they were showing signs of rust as they had no protective coatings as the Garden Pride model. Bravo Garden Pride

They are great plant support . But it depends on soil conditions. I have a lot of rose bushes and perennials. 40x42cm is a bit to small. But the next size is to tall.Sizing could be better more choice. Plant height and structure should be studied and then the supports would be a better range. I don’t need a narrow bow front plant support. But a Rose Bush support i do need eg 40cm next one is 60cm high? Why not 50cmif soil is poor I can’t push these supports in enough. Even with my plant drill!!But the complete plant supports are 100% better than those you buy in bites. Mine broke first winds.

I bought to hold back the bottom of raspberry bushes but wanted higher than the ones I usually have. They are sturdy but could be slightly stronger but they do the job. I would say a little expensive though so I wouldn’t buy again unless they were cheaper