Adjustable Plant Stakes, 16 Pack with Clips and Ties 914838

• SHORT ENOUGH FOR SEEDLINGS, TALL ENOUGH FOR SUMMER: Start young plants on a short or tall stake, then press a connector onto the top and add a second stake when they shoot up, so the support keeps pace with the plant from spring to fall
• HELD UP, NOT TIED DOWN: Each ring clip snaps onto the stake and closes around the stem with room to spare, so floppy flowers and leaning peppers stand up straight without being squeezed. Slide a clip higher whenever the plant needs it
• FROM THE WINDOWSILL TO THE PEPPER ROW: Slim 1/4 inch stakes suit orchid spikes, amaryllis and leggy houseplants indoors, and cosmos, lilies, cornflowers and pepper plants outside. They're made for single stems rather than full-grown tomato vines
• SEE THE FLOWERS, NOT THE STAKES: Leaf-green fiberglass stakes with matching clips and connectors fade into the foliage of a porch pot or a bed by the fence. They hold up to watering and rain, then pull out, rinse off and go again next season
• PUSH IN, CLIP ON, LET IT GROW: The set holds eight 12 inch and eight 18 inch stakes, 16 ring clips, 8 connectors and 20 twist ties. Push a stake a few inches into the soil, snap on a clip, close it loosely around the stem and tie side shoots

Slim, green and easy to move around, these plant stakes keep stems upright from the first bud to the last bloom. The set comes with sixteen fiberglass stakes, eight at 12 inches and eight at 18 inches, along with 16 ring clips, 8 connectors and 20 twist ties. The short stakes suit orchids, amaryllis, herbs and potted flowers on a sunny windowsill or porch, and the long ones fit cosmos, lilies, cornflowers and pepper plants in beds and raised gardens. When a plant outgrows its stake, press a connector onto the top and add a second stake for a taller support. To set one up, push the stake a few inches into the soil or potting mix, an inch or two from the stem. Snap a ring clip onto the stake just below a leaf or bud, close it around the stem with a little room to spare, and slide it higher as the plant grows. The twist ties are there for side shoots and stems that wander. The stakes are about the width of a pencil, so they suit single stems and container plants rather than full-grown tomato vines or heavy shrubs. At the end of the season, pull them up, rinse off the soil and store them flat, and they're ready to go again in spring.