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Wooden Garden Stake 2 ft RC82N

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$31.67 $47.99 In stock

Category: Garden Stakes and Lodgepoles

Greenes 2' Stake Will Support Your Plants

Greenes 2 ft. long stakes are perfect for supporting vegetables or flowering vines. Made out of untreated wood, they are safe to use in any garden. For a quick installation, the stakes have one pointed end  that push into the ground with ease.

Model Number: RC82N

Size: 3/4" (width) x 3/4" (length) x 2' (height)

Buy At: Greenes Fence

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ruby ★★★★★

The untreated wood is a big plus for me since I’m trying to keep my garden organic. These 2-foot stakes slid into the soil easily and are holding up my tomato plants perfectly even after a few rainstorms.

Aurora ★★★★★

Stuck these along my tomato row and they push into the ground without bending, even in our clay. The 2 ft height is just right for tying up the vines, and I like that there's no chemical smell on the wood.

Nicholas F. ★★★★★

These 2-foot stakes are exactly what my tomato plants needed—the untreated wood gives me peace of mind that nothing weird is leaching into the soil. They’re sturdy enough to hold flowering vines through a windy week.