Plastic-coated aluminum flower support rings are perfect for yarrow, foxgloves, mums, tall sedums and more. Rings can be adjusted up and down as plants grow. Ring diameter is 10-12". Ideal supports for clumping perennials and annuals Dark green color blends with foliage Set of 3 supports We also offer Tall Support Rings Plastic-coated aluminum Rings fold flat for off-season storage

Even the biggest, heaviest blooms like peonies can hold their heads high with the help of these polyethylene-coated steel flower supports. Sturdy grids support stems from below and help keep blossoms separated. Place early in the season so flowers can grow through the grid. Dark green color blends with foliage Choice of 3 sizes Set of 3 supports Polyethylene-coated steel 12" diameter is 17-1/4" H with 2-1/2" grids 16" diameter is 23-1/2" H with 3-1/4" grids 19-3/4" diameter is 29-1/4" H with 4" grids Gardener's Supply Exclusive

When wind, battering rain or their own size makes flowers flop over, it can ruin the beautiful effect you worked so hard to create. Our versatile plant supports keep flowers standing tall, and their weather-resistant green coating helps them hide in the foliage. Choose from three sizes: Small Curved Link Stakes stand 18 in. tall with a 7-in. curved arm Medium Curved Link Stakes stand 24 in. tall with a 9-in. curved arm Large Curved Link Stakes stand 30 in. tall with an 11-in. curved arm Sturdy, plastic-coated steel Dark green color Gardener's Supply Exclusive

These handsome markers let you record variety names and planting dates, and keep you from digging up plants by mistake. They're easy to emboss with an ordinary ballpoint pen and look great in the garden, taking on a classic verdigris patina over time. Weatherproof, galvanized-steel legs Soft copper nameplate is easy to emboss 10" H 7/8" x 2-5/8" nameplate

As your perennial garden evolves, it can be hard to remember which plant is which. These durable markers record variety names and planting dates, and keep you from digging up plants by mistake. Slim and unobtrusive, they virtually disappear in the foliage yet there's plenty of room to write on the nameplate. Rustproof, zinc-coated nameplate Galvanized wire legs Use with our fiber-tip Marking Pen (sold separately) 11¾" H 7/8" x 3¼" nameplate Set of 25 markers

These durable plant markers are neat-looking, last for years, and really stay put. They have galvanized wire legs and etched-zinc nameplates for recording variety names, sources and planting dates. Rustproof, zinc-coated nameplates Keep track of perennial plantings No more digging up bulbs by mistake Use with our fiber-tip Marking Pen 11¼" H 1¼" x 3½" nameplate

These durable markers are neat-looking, last for years, and really stay put. Standard Markers have galvanized wire legs and etched-zinc nameplates for recording variety names, sources and planting dates. The marking pen is a great companion for any zinc-plated or steel plant marker. The fiber tip is better than the felt tip found on other markers because it won't "mush-up" with use. Rustproof, zinc-coated nameplates Keep track of perennial plantings No more digging up bulbs by mistake 10" H 1" x 2½" nameplate

When Native Americans sowed their crops, they didn’t use tractors or plows. To keep valuable seed from blowing away or being eaten by birds, they often hid it inside little balls of clay. The same method works well today: just scatter these seed balls on prepared soil and water well. Hummingbird Seed Balls contain larkspur, Shasta daisies, scarlet sage, and 20 other flowers preferred by hummingbirds (full list at left) Wildflower Seed Balls contain bluebells, black-eyed Susans, Indian blanket and 21 more (full list at left) Sunflower Seed Balls contain Autumn Beauty, Sungold Dwarf, Lemon Queen and 9 other flowers (full list below) --> Seeds will germinate in 7 to 30 days Each ball contains 20-30 seeds Coverage - 1 square foot per ball Pack of 16 seed balls Suitable for hardiness zones 4-10 Place in full sun, keep moist Best to plant in spring after all danger of frost Seed balls can be stored in a dry, cool place for up to 3 years before planting Hummingbird seed balls include: purple coneflower, tickseed, cornflower, rocket larkspur, blanketflower, Indian blanket, drummond phlox, scarlet sage, candytuft, yellow cosmos, sweet William, cosmos, wallflower, lemon mint, moss verbena, standing cypress, black-eyed Susan, Shasta daisy, plains coreopsis, butterfly weed, sweet alyssum, toadflax Wildflower seed balls include: arroyo lupine, California poppy, scarlet flax, blue flax, five spot,baby blue eyes, Indian blanket, Shasta daisy, tickseed, rocket larkspur, African daisy, cornflower, wall flower, dame's rocket, black-eyed Susan, California bluebells, bird's eye, Plains coreopsis, tidy-tips, corn poppy, farewell-to-spring, catchfly, toadflax, evening primrose, yarrow Sunflower seed balls include: Autumn beauty, sungold dwarf, sungold tall, sunbright supreme, lemon queen, velvet queen, sunspot dwarf, summertime, taiyo, maya -->

When Native Americans sowed their crops, they didn’t use tractors or plows. To keep valuable seed from blowing away or being eaten by birds, they often hid it inside little balls of clay. The same method works well today: just scatter these seed balls on prepared soil and water well. Hummingbird Seed Balls contain larkspur, Shasta daisies, scarlet sage, and 20 other flowers preferred by hummingbirds (full list at left) Wildflower Seed Balls contain bluebells, black-eyed Susans, Indian blanket and 21 more (full list at left) Sunflower Seed Balls contain Autumn Beauty, Sungold Dwarf, Lemon Queen and 9 other flowers (full list below) --> Seeds will germinate in 7 to 30 days Each ball contains 20-30 seeds Coverage - 1 square foot per ball Pack of 16 seed balls Suitable for hardiness zones 4-10 Place in full sun, keep moist Best to plant in spring after all danger of frost Seed balls can be stored in a dry, cool place for up to 3 years before planting Hummingbird seed balls include: purple coneflower, tickseed, cornflower, rocket larkspur, blanketflower, Indian blanket, drummond phlox, scarlet sage, candytuft, yellow cosmos, sweet William, cosmos, wallflower, lemon mint, moss verbena, standing cypress, black-eyed Susan, Shasta daisy, plains coreopsis, butterfly weed, sweet alyssum, toadflax Wildflower seed balls include: arroyo lupine, California poppy, scarlet flax, blue flax, five spot,baby blue eyes, Indian blanket, Shasta daisy, tickseed, rocket larkspur, African daisy, cornflower, wall flower, dame's rocket, black-eyed Susan, California bluebells, bird's eye, Plains coreopsis, tidy-tips, corn poppy, farewell-to-spring, catchfly, toadflax, evening primrose, yarrow Sunflower seed balls include: Autumn beauty, sungold dwarf, sungold tall, sunbright supreme, lemon queen, velvet queen, sunspot dwarf, summertime, taiyo, maya -->

These durable markers are neat-looking, last for years, and really stay put. Standard Markers have galvanized wire legs and etched-zinc nameplates for recording variety names, sources and planting dates. Rustproof, zinc-coated nameplates Keep track of perennial plantings No more digging up bulbs by mistake Use with our fiber-tip Marking Pen or buy the set: Standard Markers with Marking Pen 10" H 1" x 2½" nameplate

Ideal for gladiolus, irises, zinnias, dahlias and foxgloves, these supports keep individual flower stalks upright. The best quality flower supports you can buy Made of heavy-gauge, galvanized-steel wire. Durable epoxy coating deters rust Dark green color blends with foliage 36 in. tall with a 2-in. loop Gardener's Supply Exclusive

These versatile ties have a soft, rubbery outside and a strong galvanized steel core. They're gentle enough to tie plants to a support, and strong enough to lash bamboo or other supports together. Reuse year after year Cut with wire cutters, not pruners Soft enough for vines and vegetables Tough enough for trees and woody plants 16-1/2 feet long Made from a flexible rubbery compound with a galvanized steel wire core