panacea products corp-import 88940 2 Pack, 69"H x 10", Black, Adjustable Planter Stake

Love these! These are pretty well made, except tack welds could have been made better (according to my husband, he’d give it a 3-4 stars for workmanship). I, on the other hand think it awesome & exactly what I was looking for. Take your time to put them together. Love that each pole section is held together with screws. Makes it more secure and easy to pull out of ground or pot. When I potted it up, it was easier to have my husband hold the planters. I used a step stool. Baskets aren’t big, but I have six(6) plants planted in there. Decent size, to me. We have it at about a 5’ height. There are two(2) extension, plus one (1) top (with basket) and one (1) base with anchor prongs. Basically you can have 4’, 5 or 6’ heights. I will be ordering another set, as this reasonably priced (compared to $70-120 else where). Love it!

The actual planter is smaller than I expected, but well worth the price since the only other ones I’ve ever seen were crazy expensive. I planted succulents in them since smaller pots dry out more quickly. They give height and drama to my flower pots and I really like the look of them. Ordering more next year...

The idea was cute, the product seemed sturdy and well made. But instead of simply screwing the poles together or having a pop out lock, they provide teeeeeeny screws that you are supposed to screw into pre-drilled holes. But the holes are to small. After about one and a half turns it would stop and go no further. Tried using my battery powered screwdriver, it almost burnt out. Tried pushing reallllllly hard on the screw driver and almost lost a finger when it slipped without moving a bit. After that I apologized to my neighbor for the profanity and boxed it up to return.

I sprayed mine green and added them to my pots. I only used one pole and it is sturdy.

These are pretty good; sturdy enough, and get the job done. I set them up in clusters of three: one regular height, one minus a section, one plus a section (so, three different heights); then I discreetly zip tied the three together, and all of the several sets I put up have remained stable through our windy season.The baskets on top can loosen from the poles and flop around a little; I only had that problem with a couple of them, but adding a lock washer there, solved it.

These are decent pieces and serve a purpose in a garden pot or ground if you use it that way. But they are a little more flimsy than I would like. Maybe we need to tighten a screw.

These are really pretty! I struggled getting the screws to line up and go in on most every one though. Only one or two are all the way inserted. The baskets are quite small, definitely not what i envisioned. I could barely squeeze 4 tiny petunias in each one.

I saw the reviews on these where people said these fell over easily. I went ahead and purchased some tent stakes and used them to help secure these to the ground. We had a storm with 40 mph winds and they stayed in the ground!