Windhager Rankhilfe

Plant support made easy

The fiberglass plant stake is a welcome support for young, delicate, and tall-growing plants—whether in the garden, in beds, or in pots. It is simply inserted close to the plant in the pot or soil. The pointed tip at the end of the stake makes it easier to drive it into the ground—both in loose and firmer soils.

You can "reach under the leaves" of climbing plants by wrapping the small branches or shoots around the stake or securing them with clamps, plant ties, or clips. The ribbed surface of the support provides the necessary grip and prevents the attachment from sinking. This gives the plant a secure hold and helps it withstand wind and weather better.

Long lifespan

Fiberglass is an extremely stable, durable, and robust material: the mix of plastic and glass fibers makes this possible. It does not rust and retains its color and shape even under greater loads, such as heavy fruits—perfect characteristics for a plant support in continuous use.

The right size for every plant

The climbing stake is available in various heights and can therefore be optimally matched to the size of the plant. It is better to choose a stake that is slightly taller than too short, so that the plant can always be well secured and does not grow beyond the stake.

Climbing friends among plants include vegetable plants like tomatoes, peas, beans, peppers, chilies, cucumbers, and eggplants; perennials and shrubs of all kinds, roses, peonies, and delphiniums; houseplants.