Allfenz 10 Piece Polyethylene Coated Garden Stakes, 6' L

Steel core really means that there's a circle of really thin steel that's wrapped around some plastic, and then coated by more plastic. They weren't very sturdy and there was no way we were hammering them into the ground in NC clay. We ended up digging holes and filling them with concrete to set these in the ground. They seem to be holding up well though.

Using these to stake some tomato plants. They arrived 5 days ahead of schedule, in pristine condition and they work great. Excellent price and service from seller who sent them via FEDEX.

So far so good. I staked a couple of indeterminate tomatoes that are now filled with tomatoes . The stakes have held up well in the crazy wind that we get sometimes. I got my boyfriend to pound them into the ground with a mallet. I am satisfied with the quality for the price.

They performed exactly as desired. I live In AZ and I'm using them to stake a radiant shade to protect plants from AZ summer sun.

I have bought many of these garden stakes mostly to protect various areas from critters. Without fail, these will rust at and beneath ground level within 6 months. These will not last. They are good looking, better looking than wood, & are easy to install, but you will have to plan to replace them twice a year. I am giving my last ones away to someone to use temporarily to hold peas and beans for a couple of months in a vegetable garden - I think that is all these are good for.

Good for the money some of them start to split after a month or so of weather.

Great sturdy stakes that can be used over and over.

Not the sturdiest metal poles but perfect for staking beans and tomatoes.