Smaller size is perfect for use in pots on porches and patios or in the ground with low ground covers. Attractive steel stakes mimic unfolding ferns and look magnificent in ground covers or in pots. Better yet, tuck them into growing ferns in a shady spot, as shown in photo.
Hand-crafted in steel, clear coated to preserve the finish.
Stakes are 14", 19" and 25" tall in a set
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Understated and perfect
My gardening is in a woodland setting. The stakes are perfect. They bring a touch of class without jumping out at you. Well made and sturdy.
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Love love love these stakes!
I bought 5 sets, so both sizes. Not only are they decorating my ferns but some are holding back the ferns fronds so you can walk down the path. Love the look. I'm impressed with the quality as these are strong and will not bend.
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Customer
The stakes are graceful and a great addition to pots or beds. But, when used outdoors they rust.
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Cute Garden Accent
The Fiddlehead Fern Stakes are really nice and look good tucked in among the greenery in my yard. They are well made and seem sturdy. I have had several comments about them from friends and neighbors, all good ones! Would recommend these as a good addition to the garden.
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Wonderful products!
I loved everything I bought from your site recently. I especially loved the plant stakes that look like fern plumes. I plan to order more really soon. The birdhouse was great. Everything is so very well made. I will be ordering more of the nesting materials box that you hang outside in the spring. Keep up your great work!
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Fun
These are really fun and whimsical- however, my intent was to use in my large pots but they are not tall enough. I knew I should have purchased the taller sets but these will be used for smaller deck pots!
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Worth the money
As usual, very high quality item! They look really nice in my flower pots in the atrium!
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Beautiful, graceful item
I am looking forward to spring to install the graceful ferns.
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Wonderful!
Work beautifully in my garden that can't grow real ferns....just the element I wanted. they withstand the sun, wind and harsh CO weather & are still beautiful
