Plant Stakes 50Pcs 18IN,POLIUMB Premium Natural Bamboo Stakes Garden Stakes

I read where dragonflies like to land on tall sticks, so I bought a bunch of these to poke in all my plants around my pool. I also plan to use them in my garden as stakes. Actually, I can think of a lot of things to use these for. Just a good thing to have on hand. I can see these being pretty handy for Bible School crafts as well. They are super skinny, yet so strong. Good value.

Great deal. Comes with twist ties and was very reasonably priced.

These are nice but thinner than what I had before. They are long but I wish they were a bit thicker, I had to put 2 together to make sure my plants were stable which reduced the amount but good material.

Sturdy. Work well holding up my plants. Versatile if needed to be connected together.

I have now staked a number of my plants with these natural bamboo stakes and so far, I have been very pleased with their size and durability. There are 50 stakes in one pack and the overall size and thickness was very consistent. I am using these with young veggies, tomato plants, and pitcher plants. What I especially like with these natural bamboo stakes vs. the wood dowel types is that my garden twine STAYS IN PLACE as there a several natural bumps and seams in the bamboo that help prevent the twine from sliding down over time.

Great item! Used for Granddaughters birthday cake design.

😑, the sticks are thin but strong. But don’t work, because they are so thin they are weak when tied up together. So they do not hold a semi heavy plant or tall plant

I'm so glad I found these bamboo plant stakes! I was looking for a natural and sustainable way to support my tomato plants, and these were the perfect solution. They're strong and sturdy, yet lightweight and easy to use. I love that they come in a pack of 50, so I have plenty to spare. I would definitely recommend these to anyone looking for plant stakes. Here are some tips for using bamboo plant stakes: Choose stakes that are the right size for your plants. The stakes should be at least as tall as the plant, and they should be thick enough to support the plant's weight. Plant the stakes in the ground about 6 inches away from the plant. Tie the plant to the stake with a soft, flexible material, such as garden twine. Be sure to check the stakes regularly and make sure they are still secure. With proper care, bamboo plant stakes can last for several years.