Excellent product
5
Great support for peonies. Does what it says on the tin
Jungle jane
Oxfordshire
large
in stock (shipped within 3-5 working days)
small
in stock (shipped within 3-5 working days)
- Robust coated steel
- Keeps bushy plants contained
- Quick and easy to use
Keep upright perennials and arching shrubs in shape with this fluted support.
The sturdy trumpet-shaped frame helps contain plants that bush outwards, stopping them encroaching on pathways and spilling onto lawns.
As the plant grows, foliage will almost completely cover the support, making the plant look naturally neat and compact. Ideal for supporting peonies, delphiniums, hydrangeas and spiraea.
Produced from powder-coated steel rods. Sizes sold separately.
Measurements:
Small - base W24cm / top W52cm x H41cm
Large - base W33cm / top W71cm x H57cm
Goes well with
Double ring plant support
£14.99Sturdy
4
I've found these good for floppy shrubs e.g. hydrangea limelight. They are large, make sure you look at the sizes before you buy. Sturdy....which is as well as they are large to store and I've ended up leaving them outside all year.
backache
Nr Southampton
Brilliant support
5
I have used this fluted support for my peony ' Molly the Witch ' which has a tendency to fall over or open when in flower. It has proved the perfect solution, holding the large plant up unobtrusively and being the ideal shape.
Granny in the Garden
Shropshire
Fluted plant support - bronze
4.7
3
100.0
- What size should I buy for delphiniums please? Also, would this be a good support for dicentra or woudl something else work better for that? Many thanks!
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time-poor gardner
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Hello, It really depends on which type of delphiniums you are growing as some get really tall, while others are more compact. For most of the taller ones however I would opt for the large size. As for your Dicentras, you could indeed use these too - or the peony plant supports. http://www.crocus.co.uk/product/_/peony-plant-supports/classid.2000022744/
Helen
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