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))

Perfect for supporting garden plants and very sturdy. Have bought similar from garden centres but often bent when being pushed into soil. These are much better quality and much cheaper too. I read a review saying buy larger packs as postage the same and far more economical. Wonderful advice. Arrived very quickly even during this pandemic and very well packaged. Can't fault them and highly recommended.

Good quality product but delivery was not in time. Should have been next day delivery but it took a further day to arrive. Disappointing EVRI late delivery, which puts me off ordering further items from this seller when this company are responsible for delivering items.

Highly recommended These plant supports are brilliant. Cost a lot less than my local garden centre and Feel sturdier. Love the idea they lock together for support. Unfortunately I bought them to late to support my beautiful peonies flowers but are easy to install even with a full grown plant. And will be great to save next years flowers flopping on the ground after heavy rain.

Garden supports were just as advertised and perfect for the job. Reasonably priced.

Nice and sturdy

These metal plant supports are practical, easy to use and functional. By positioning one or more around your tall droopy plants, you can invigorate and support them. To use them you simply put them where needed and push into the ground. It’s easier and more convenient then using string and canes. Also, the supports blend in with the verdant foliage whereas string and canes can look unsightly. They are initially more expensive than canes but should last many years if looked after.

We bought ours for holding large dhalias and lilys, which it has been able to do well. Through our own fault, we could have done with the next size up. The main weakness with these though is they are a really flimsy and weak material, most of mine bent trying to put them in the ground, which is disappointing. I presume this is why they are cheaper than alternatives.

These plant supports would be excellent if our garden weren't so stoney. It is very difficult to hook them together to encircle a large freestanding plant if their spikes are hitting stones where you need them to be. Useful for holding up plants with a wall or fence behind them though.