Rusty Bow Plant Supports - Garden Pride - Brown

The supports feature hooks in the corners. Simply hook one support into another to create rows, circles, or other custom shapes.

While the rust is a natural patina, it is generally minimal and unlikely to cause significant staining on healthy plant material. Care should be taken if placing directly against light-colored porous surfaces, as some color transfer may occur over time.

These supports come in various sizes, including low, medium, and extra-large. Refer to product images and specifications for exact measurements of each size.

These supports are designed to rust and develop a patina. If you wish to slow down the rusting process, you would need to apply a protective coating, but this is contrary to the product's intended aesthetic and function.

Yes, the steel is pliable enough to be gently bent to better conform to the shape of the plant you are supporting.

For best results, use plant supports in the middle and end of the growing season as plants develop and reach their mature size and weight.

Yes, they can be used for potted plants, provided the pot is stable enough to support the inserted legs of the plant support. Ensure the size is appropriate for the plant and pot.

Ensure the plant support is inserted deeply enough into the ground. For very large or heavy plants, consider using multiple supports or linking them together for added stability.

Push the legs further into the soil. If the ground is very hard, water the area lightly to soften it before insertion. Ensure the support is adequately sized for the plant's growth.

This is a natural characteristic of the product. The rust will continue to develop with exposure to the elements. If a less rusty appearance is desired initially, consider wiping with a damp cloth, though this effect is temporary.