Bond Green Dyed Heavy-Duty Bamboo Stake - 4 ft L - 6 Count Bag
City: US, Livermore
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Sturdy Green Plant Supports That Blend In - 6 Stakes per Bag
Growing plants can bend or topple under their own weight as they develop. These heavy-duty bamboo stakes give stems a firm upright support, and the green dye helps them blend into the foliage. Each stake is 4 ft long.
This bag of 6 suits hobbyists, container growers and small garden beds that need a handful of supports. Growers with larger plantings can buy several bags as needed.
Key Features & Benefits
- 4 ft length — supports taller plants along more of their stem.
- Heavy-duty bamboo — gives a sturdy support for plants in the ground or in containers.
- Green dyed finish — blends into foliage.
- 6 stakes per bag — enough to start supporting several plants at once.
- Retail poly bag — keeps the stakes together for storage and handling.
Who Should Use Bond Green Dyed Heavy-Duty Bamboo Stakes
Home gardeners and container growers who need dependable plant supports will find these stakes practical. They also suit anyone staking individual plants in garden beds.
About Bond Green Dyed Heavy-Duty Bamboo Stakes
This product is a green dyed heavy-duty bamboo stake, 4 ft (48 in) long, sold as one bag containing 6 pieces in a retail poly bag. It is intended as a plant support for garden and container plants.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How many stakes come in one bag?
A: Each bag contains 6 stakes. The product is sold as a single bag.
Q: How long are the stakes?
A: Each stake is 4 ft long, which is 48 in.
Q: Can I use them in containers?
A: Yes. They are intended for both garden plants and container plants.
Q: Why are the stakes dyed green?
A: The green colour helps the stakes blend into foliage so they are less noticeable in the planting.
Q: How do I stake a plant?
A: Push the stake into the growing medium close to the stem, taking care to avoid the roots. Then tie the stem loosely to the stake, and add ties as the plant grows.
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