Mininfa Steel Plant Stakes 4 Feet, Plastic Coated Metal Garden Stakes Supports Climbing for Tomatoes, Trees, Beans, 25 Pack

I will admit I have good loose amended soil in my garden bed, but nonetheless they are sturdy and easy to push into the soil. My tomato plants got so full of fruit, they were about to collapse. These are perfect for giving them support.These are also a good value, my local garden center wanted much more for each one. I can recommend these for any gardener who need to stake any of their plants.

My purchase of 4ft stakes were ideal for taller lillium, also tall native plants such as Joe Pye and liatris. Easy to push into ground when soil is moist and would not suggest a sledge hammer but possibly a rubber mallet hammer if need be. I would have liked just a bit smaller in diameter but these worked ok. I liked the dark green color.

These stakes were just as described in the listing. What I liked most of all is they are strong and sturdy. My tomato plants are 6-7 feet tall so they were perfect for the job.

This stakes are pretty sturdy and so far doing the job. I do have an issue with the seller, these stakes came in box that was damaged and taped over. However, five stakes were missing from the box and I reached out to the seller and didn't get any response. I didn't want to return as I need it for my garden.

I like the size of these stakes. Hard to find for a reasonable price at Lowe’s or Home Depot. Waited too long to receive them however.

As we used these to suspend out net over the koi. Works as advertised, can recommend

I have clay with roots, but it has been wet here. I bought the 3ft poles for 18" fencing because that was the shortest. I probably should have gotten scrap metal or 4ft and cut them but oh well. They are metal even though they are light and feel like plastic. I could mostly push them in (almost 2 ft) but some I had to hammer for most of it or at least the last bit and as in the photos, the coating does this weird thing bunching up. The tip of one like this was not ruptured though so it is not the coating tearing off the point and bunching, maybe the rod got smushed or my hammer technique is poor. They also seemed to bed some, and *as in the description* do not have the fencing hooks like t-posts, but it worked fine for me, although I have zipties or wire to wrap the fence to post if it gets persnickety.

Great for use in the garden with taller plants. Great quality. Sturdy. Each one is an entire piece so no putting them together.Would recommend.