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- #9,474 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden)
- #92 in Plant Support Garden Stakes
ABOUT US
Mininfa Garden is a young and fast growing supplier of Horticultural products, Such as metal garden stakes, bamboo stakes, and a wide range of natural Garden Fences.
Well trained production teams and excellent quality controls ensure us being able to supply Steel plant stakes, Plastic Coated Metal Garden Stakes.
PRODUCT PROCESS
Mininfa metal garden stakes are made of hollow steel, which are sturdy and durable, provide support for growing trees and plants.
Coated with green plastic, these garden stakes are rustproof and will not come off on your hands when they get wet.
Sharp beveled Ends make it easier/quicker to fully insert into the ground soil with less force. For more dense soil, pilot holes may be required.
Perfect for securing trees, shrubs, vines, also can be used to build trellis for supporting some natural climbing plants.
Meanwhile, both sides of stakes are sharpened points for ease of placement. They are good helper for your plants and gardens!
SPECIFICATIONS
Product Name: Plastic coated metal garden stakes
Brand: Mininfa
Material: Hollow Steel Core and Plastic Coated
Different height to choose from: 2ft, 4ft, 5ft, 6ft
PRODUCT INFORMATION
20 * Metal Garden Stakes 4 feet
WARM NOTICE:
If the ground is warm and soft, it is simple to put stakes into the ground. For hard or frozen ground, you need to use install tool.
JB of WA
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2025
I put up some chicken wire fencing around my garden to keep the rabbits and deer out. The fencing is 4 feet high; so, I bought these stakes (5ft) and wove the stakes through the fencing and then pounded the stakes (using a rubber mallet) and fencing into the ground and it worked out great. I am 72 yr old female and was able to put up the fencing by myself. I put up 100 ft fencing. If you use enough stakes, every 3 -4 feet, they hold up the fencing perfectly.P.S. Yes, I bent one and it broke about 1 foot from the bottom. I was still able to use both parts to anchor the fencing.
Jetspin
Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2025
Purchased this as a support for some mesh fencing I was using to enclose an area for wheat. Needed protection from bunnies. They are working well for that and the extras I used as support stakes for my tomato plants.They are working well, and are more affordable than plastic t posts or wire teepees.(of course you still have to tie the plant to the stake!)
Kate
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2025
These are quite sturdy and makegood garden stakes. I even usethem for short fencing withdeer fence mesh to keep deeraway from some of my perennials.They tap in quite well , even witha hammer in my somewhat hardsoil.
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025
Worked well.
Karen
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2025
Used these to string caution style tape in the front yard at Halloween to keep kids to a safe pathway that avoided recent tree removal. They worked great band were easy to place, the perfect height for the tape and to put small solar lights on top to highlight the pathway. Good quality and will be used again this Halloween!
B42soon
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2024
These stakes are of great quality. I have used them to hold up a plant and stake out garden for next yearI would buy again There is only one issue I noticed(won’t know til season progresses) when sun hits these they get pretty hot. Hoping part in ground near plant roots does not get hot
Kentucky gal
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2024
These are pretty sturdy even though they are not full metal, but I knew that. I also knew our hard clay ground would make it a bit difficult, but I needed stakes for our tomato plants that were falling over. These were the best value I could find. I wasn’t able to push them very far into the ground where it was super hard, so I ended up making a tee pee shape with 3 poles to hold my tomato plants. I tied rope around the top to hold them together. See pic. I like them a lot. When I push them into the ground, I hold them at the bottom, and it works better, that way I don't risk bending them. Despite the fact that they have a little bend, they still are very strong. I ordered a second set the year after to stake my tomato plants and pole beans in the main garden. I didn't have to teepee those as the ground is better there.
Anon
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2023
I have clay with roots, but it has been wet here. I bought the 3ft poles for 18" fencing because that was the shortest. I probably should have gotten scrap metal or 4ft and cut them but oh well. They are metal even though they are light and feel like plastic. I could mostly push them in (almost 2 ft) but some I had to hammer for most of it or at least the last bit and as in the photos, the coating does this weird thing bunching up. The tip of one like this was not ruptured though so it is not the coating tearing off the point and bunching, maybe the rod got smushed or my hammer technique is poor. They also seemed to bed some, and *as in the description* do not have the fencing hooks like t-posts, but it worked fine for me, although I have zipties or wire to wrap the fence to post if it gets persnickety.
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