Orgrimmar 26 PCS 48" Garden Stakes 4ft Plastic Coated Climbing Plant Support Stakes Climbing Frame for Tomato Cucumber Eggplant Vine Vegetable (48 Inch)

Great value for the beginner gardener. The poles are hollow but sturdy and easily adaptable to a variety of other plant support. I am using these for the perfect vertical support to both my cucumbers and tomatoes. The overall poles don't weigh much but the thickness will work for me for my plants in the greenhouse. Worth the buy and were at a great price!

I still have and use them in 2026. I use them as runners for growing my cucumbers. I use 3 or 4 and make trellises for the vines to run on.

I got these for staking squash plants and tomato plants in my garden. They could not be any easier to use. They seem very sturdy but I don't know yet how they hold up to sun exposure in a southern state for a whole season. They work very well as described and have lots of connector pieces to turn into any configuration you would want. The included twist ties are not useful for garden plants as they are very short and thin plastic - not really good to use around plant stems as they can cut in, so I used scrap fabric for ties. They'll be useful for other things I'm sure. If these hold up through the summer I expect to be using them basically forever.

Edit: We are using these for a second season in 2023. The durability is good and the versatility is worth the hassle of creating your own green stake bundle for container gardening. If you have several tomato or cucumber plants like we do, probably worth considering to go for the 60" stakes instead. 2022 review text: We did not buy this bundle of stakes and connectors to use as shown in the photos so this is going to be a bit of a different perspective. We already had a bundle of shorter 20" stakes, snap-on trellis arm pieces and tube connectors that were designed to be used as three 60" tall tomato cages. I bought that bundle as a test and felt that the results were good enough so it was easy for us to consider adding more cage bundles like it. I really did want to have four corner cages for each of our 10 gallon smart pots and I wondered if building taller cages for indeterminate tomatoes was feasible as well so we decided to build a single, four corner cage using (16 total) 20" stakes. Building it was easy enough, but there were too many connections and the resulting cage was not very stable either. That is why I decided to look for longer stakes and this bundle was just about perfect. The only drawback honestly was that we would still need several dozen snap-on trellis arm pieces. Shipping was fast, obviously, and stacking one 20" stake on top of these 48" stakes adds more than half a foot to height of the cages we had before, with one less connector. I am tempted to try 48" stacked on top of 48" but I have never grown a vining plant taller than 7' in my containers anyway. With some deep searching, I did find a value priced set of 4 dozen snap-on trellis arm pieces as well so, including the original bundle, we spent almost $75 total for what turned into 10 tomato and vine vegetable cages (Y$MV), half with 4 corners, and we are happy with the results.

I have 8 tomato plants in two separate large planters. There wasn’t enough room for tomato cages. These long supports worked perfectly! They were also added to two jalapeño plants after they were 5” tall and an overgrown mandevilla flowering plant. They are very sturdy and support large tomatoes. I highly recommend them. They should last for years.

These were perfect in my garden to prop up my tall, leggy flowers. They were slim but sturdy and they slid right into the ground and the clips were a snap to use. Simple & quick installation. If I did it anyone could do it.

These are fantastic if you take into account that they will only last through a season or two. Bought in 2023 and the rods are now falling apart.

I purchased this set to test if I could use it in my garden, and it is working. It could just be that my hands do not have the strength to pop the attachment points to the posts. I needed help for that. It is working as advertized. It is very easy to lay out the trellis design on the ground and connect everything before placing in the raised beds. As an added bonus, it also gave me the ability to attach bird netting to keep the birds from decimating my plants. Still having a squirrel issue, but I wiped all of the poles with fresh mint leaves, and the Squirrel are less interested.