Gardzen Garden Hoops, DIY Greenhouse Hoops for Raised Beds, Row Cover, Garden Netting 24PCS

Fácil de armar , con los guantes se puede ejercer la fuerza necesaria para hacerlo , se siente el material fuerte , yo puse esta protección a mis azaleas recién transplantadas para protegerlas de las lluvias y están felices como yo lo estoy , todavía no recibo la lona impermeable transparente adecuada, así que por el momento le coloqué un plástico común y corriente bien estirado y sujeto con pinzas para ropa , él cual quito y pongo según el tiempo, así que..... mis flores no se maltratarán con las lluvias !

Works good for my raised planter and it also had so many poles and attachments that I used the spare ones to prop up the fence around my water melon patch. They’re sturdy enough once you get the poles in the dirt and the center support pole on but they’re not the most sturdy. A stake attachment for the ends would be a nice update. In conclusion they’re light weight, adjustable for size, super easy to put together, and look great.

For the money it’s a good kit.The trick is figuring where the connections will end up in your project because the clips to hold the crossbar do not go over, but in between where the pieces connectAfter putting the first one together, I can put the second one together more efficiently.The instructions are vague, so, you’ll need to figure it out for your individual project.The pieces are flexible and need to be gently coaxed together and into the soil, otherwise they could crack.Seems sturdy enough to hold my frost blanket securely.I can recommend.The gloves are very nice quality and will definitely come in handy for yard work.Update: definitely not a permanent structure, as the notes in the description of the instructions say, but I was hoping for better. The pieces are bowing and losing their shape very quickly, I admit, I hoped for better from this product.

I had a 32” by 17 foot area that I needed to cover, and the pieces in this kit were just enough to do it. 3 pieces for each hoop, four hoops spaced roughly 3.5 feet apart. I wouldn’t have had enough if I didn’t use the fence on the end to eliminate putting a 5th hoop at the end. So a larger kit, or two kits would be best if you want your hoops taller than mine, or more closely spaced together.I used this white fabric folded in half. I did cut the extra length off once I had it up: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B08HRYGDH5?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_imageAnd these clips to attach the fabric. They fit perfectly:https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B08M3TVW15?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_imageI also used landscape pins that I already had to pin the fabric down around the edges. And clothespins to clip it to the fence.Not sure how well it will hold up, but it’s windy today and so far so good. I suspect the snow will push the fabric down onto the plants, but that should be ok as long as the hoops don’t outright collapse. My aim is to stop my chickens from scratching the mulch out and digging up the plants. They have been fairly destroying this bed since the frost killed off the green stuff in their regular area. Hopefully they won’t try to jump on top of it, because I don’t think it’s sturdy enough for that.But it went together real well and I’m pleased with it. I thought my photos might give someone an idea of how the pieces in this kit can be used. They connect really well. There are crosspiece clips to attach the top spine to each hoop. Those actually pop off too easily, which is why I gave four stars for sturdiness instead of five. But even so, the crosspiece clips are good to have. Even the pair of gloves they give you are helpful when muscling the plastic connectors between the pieces in and out.Good quality product that I would recommend.Edit 1 year later: I love these things. They held up fine to the snow and chickens. In the spring, I took the white cloth off and modified the hoops to make them taller and put bird netting on them. The chickens don’t bother this area at all any more because it’s like a fence they can’t get through.I really like the size and flexibility of this tubing. I can’t find anything like it at big box stores or on line. When it comes back in stock here, I’m planning to buy more to use in other areas. And to replace this one when it breaks. They lasted great for a full year, but the sunlight and weather are affecting them and I don’t know if they will last another whole year. For the price, I am very happy with them.

I bought these to keep my dogs (and other critters) out of our strawberry patch. They keep beating us to the delicious strawberries! I read in the instructions that these hoops will last 1-2 growing seasons, so at first I tried to use fewer sections to save some for next year, however the ends wouldn't stay stuck in the dirt. So, I used four sections for each arch for my 4'x8' raised bed, and had the ends pushing against the sides of the raised bed to keep the arch formation, and that worked. When I went inside to get my camera to take pictures, they had all leaned one direction and collapsed (photo 1). To remedy this, I moved the ends of the middle to arches to sort of lean toward each other (photo 2). So far so good, we'll see if it works long term. I previously built a 2 foot fence out of chicken wire around this bed to keep the dogs out but they just hopped it. Hopefully having it fully covered on top will deter them.