Garden Hoops Grow Tunnel, 12 Sets of 7FT Greenhouse Hoops for Raised Beds, Rust-Proof Fiberglass Frame for Garden Netting, Small Greenhouse Kit, DIY Plant Support Garden Stakes, 60 pcs
$36.99
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Eco-Friendly Material: Our garden Hoops are made from high-quality fiberglass that will never rust and are anti-oxidation, good flexibility and can be used for a long time without affecting the soil, and plants.
Mini Greenhouses Kit: hoop houses are widely used indoors and outdoors, great for the yard, vegetable garden, and raised garden beds. Used with plant covers, netting or shade cloth to provide an ideal environment for the rapid germination and help your young plants grow better or protect them from frost throughout the year.
Surface Treatment: Coated with plastic, no worry about leaving a bunch of tiny splinters on your hands after using them, No irritating/ scratching your hands when handling. Reliable garden tunnel hoops.
Easy to Use: Connect a certain number of rods with the connector(4 or more hoops are recommended), Bend it and the fiberglass hoops will be tightly connected. Insert it into the soil while being aware that you also need to leave enough length in the soil to be able to stand. DIY your own grow tunnel!
Package: Include 60 pcs 16 Inch rust-free fiberglass greenhouse hoops, 50 pcs 2 inch metal connect pipes and 40 pcs 3.4 inch clamps. You can combine with 4 or more hoops to DIY your own grow tunnel, clips can be used to fix the greenhouse covering. (Garden mesh net and plant covers are not Included)
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Melissa Salinas –
Enhance Your Garden with Garden Hoops: A Versatile and Reliable Solution
As an avid gardener, I’m always on the lookout for tools and accessories that can streamline my gardening experience. The garden hoops have been a game-changer in my quest for a flourishing garden.First and foremost, these garden hoops are incredibly versatile. Whether I’m protecting my plants from frost, supporting row covers, or providing shade during scorching summer days, these hoops rise to the occasion. Their flexibility allows me to adapt to changing weather conditions and the specific needs of different plants throughout the growing season.Durability is paramount when it comes to garden equipment, and these hoops deliver. Crafted from sturdy materials, they withstand the rigors of outdoor use with ease. I’ve faced windy days and heavy rainstorms, yet these hoops remain steadfast, providing reliable support to my plants.Installation couldn’t be simpler. With no complex assembly required, I can set up these garden hoops in a matter of minutes. Their lightweight design makes them easy to maneuver, while their adjustable height ensures a customized fit for various plant sizes.One of the standout features of these garden hoops is their affordability. Compared to other protective structures on the market, these hoops offer excellent value for money without compromising on quality. Investing in a set of garden hoops has been one of the most cost-effective decisions I’ve made for my garden.Another benefit is their space-saving design. Unlike traditional structures that take up valuable garden real estate, these hoops provide ample protection without encroaching on precious growing space. This allows me to maximize my garden’s potential and grow a wider variety of plants in limited areas.In conclusion, garden hoops are a must-have accessory for any gardener looking to optimize plant growth and protect their crops year-round. With their versatility, durability, ease of installation, affordability, and space-saving design, they have earned their place as a staple in my gardening toolkit. I wholeheartedly recommend them to fellow garden enthusiasts seeking to elevate their gardening experience.
Shannon –
Makes prepping for a freeze a job that takes a few minutes and you know it’s going to hold up.
When a hard freeze is in the forecast and I’ve got my early spring planting in I absolutely DREAD it. It’s a pain in the butt on multiple levels. Dragging out the cover material, rigging up supports, dragging around bricks (cause high wind is a thing here) and then worrying about if it’s going to hold up under the conditions or if you’re going to come out the next morning to a hot mess and crushed/smothered plants. So this year I decided to find something to make the whole process quicker, more stable, and that would allow me to use the coverings I have.This little hoop bundle was exactly what I wanted and boy did it deliver on expectations. The hoops went together quickly and most importantly, securely. There was no wobble or slippage at the joins. They felt really sturdy even before they were pushed down into the soil. I spread my coverings over the top and placed 4 clips on each hoop. The clips them selves are pretty strong. You’ve got to put quite a bit of pressure on them to open them and secure them around the fabric and the hoop, but they clamp down VERY securely and didn’t come off during the night with sustained winds of 35mph and wind gusts up to 45. I picked up one of these to see if it would work like I wanted it to. I’ll be picking up quite a few more sets to use through the whole garden. I can leave them in place through the season and use them for plants that need shade cloth in the super hot months, as well. If they break down or the clips lose their tension during the planting season I’ll update this review accordingly, but so far I’m loving this easy, inexpensive fix for a job that I hated, and that can take me through a whole gardening season with no additional hassles.
Michael David Norris –
Good protection once you get it set up.
This netting works well and keeps the bugs and bunnies out of the garden. It takes a little bit to figure out how to assemble it the first time and you need strong fingers to snap the retaining clips onto the rods. Once you do, they will stay put but you may want to stake it down at the bottom if you have windy conditions. Overall a good value for the money.
Harmonee River –
Easy To Put Up
This, along with netting purchased separately, is what is saving my mom’s garden from the desert sun in summer. She loves her garden and this was a perfect part of a mother’s day gift in order for her not to lose it all come June. Works well, holding up, was easy to put together, and would absolutely buy again!!!
Armine –
Gardening
So easy to use first I was scared that I can brake it but it’s not broken. It’s so lovely.
DSS –
Very flimsy
I had hoped this would solve a problem, but it is so flimsy it’s rediculous. Also, the connectors are so loose fitting that if you are not careful when bending the put together parts into a u-shape it will fling parts across the yard…in my case into the neighbors yard never to be found. Not recommended.
Sarah –
Wind blew it off
Worked great for a couple weeks but the wind knocked it off from the raised beds. I secured the sticks with staples and tied the tarp to the legs with strings. Hope it stays!I used single sticks for the smaller pot and it worked great for awhile but two of them broke a few days later.
Ellen P Walker –
Nice garden staple
These are sturdy and flexible. I’ve used them in the early spring to protect my plants from frost, and again in mid-summer to protect the plants from bugs and the heat of the sun. They fit just right in my 4-foot wide raised garden beds. Eating to use and easy to store when not in use.