About The 3-Tier Plant Support
The three-tiered plant support provides a subtle yet efficient support structure for any plant, flower, vegetable or fruit that requires a little help or guiding whilst growing. The support is made up of three stakes and three rings which can be easily dismantled and stored away flat for convenience and reassembled within moments. At a height of 60cm with three ring sizes at 18cm, 20cm and 22cm, this support can be used with the majority of plants or flowers to ensure they grow and meet their full potential.
Crafted from a specially sourced steel which is covered with rust-resistant green plastic, you can rest assured that this plant support will provide the required stability to your vigorous and growing plants. The use of these materials will ensure that this support can last and perform to its highest capabilities for years to come. By covering the steel structure in a natural green plastic, the structure will blend in with most outdoor spaces preventing the supports from becoming the main focus of anyone who sees your plants.
Why use plant support rings?
Plant support rings are used all around the world to support a wide range of plants in garden borders by providing protection to bushy and splaying shrubs or supporting any single heavy stemmed flowers. Ideal for support and protection against the unpredictable UK weather including wind and rain, you can be sure your plants will not fall victim to inclement weather.
For more information on our plant support rings or our range of gardening tools and aids, please do not hesitate to contact us. You can call or LiveChat with us during office hours, or outside of these times you can leave us a message.
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