Best current price£8.39from B&Q
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
B&Q£8.39Visit shop - Savageworksuk Rusty Sphere Plant Support StakesMild Steel1M Height30mm HeadPack
Visit shop3 offers from £8.39 - £48.29
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
The Savage Works Sphere Plant Support Stakes are designed for home gardeners and landscapers looking to provide reliable, upright stability to shrubs, roses, and small trees. These 1-meter tall stakes serve as a functional support system that doubles as a decorative garden feature, developing an attractive, weathered orange patina over time. While they offer exceptional durability and year-round outdoor resilience, users should note that the evolving surface patina is a permanent aesthetic transition that creates a rustic, aged look rather than maintaining a pristine, polished finish.
| Colour | Orange |
|---|---|
| Brand | Savage Works |
No, the stakes are designed to develop a natural patina, and applying sealant will interfere with this intended aesthetic process.
Yes, they are constructed for year-round outdoor use and do not need to be brought inside during winter.
The sphere head measures 30mm in diameter.
The oxidation process is surface-level, but in areas with heavy rain, minor runoff may occur on surrounding surfaces.
No, the stakes come as a fixed 1-meter unit and cannot be adjusted in height.
Drive the stake deeper into the ground or pack soil firmly around the base to improve stability.
Water the area thoroughly to soften the soil before attempting to push the stake into the ground.
Setting up your stakes is straightforward: simply push the pointed end into the soil at the base of the plant you wish to support. For harder ground, a rubber mallet may be used to tap the stake into place. Compatibility is broad, as these are suitable for most ornamental shrubs, woody perennials, and young small trees. Regarding care, the product is designed to be truly 'set and forget.' The material is intended to oxidize naturally; therefore, no cleaning or protective coatings are required. Simply leave them in place throughout the winter months, and they will continue to provide structural support for the following growing season.
