Plant supports designed to support large to extra large plants and shrubs and work best when inserted into the soil to a depth of approximately 30cm/12″. If necessary, the support can be pulled up a little to support the extra growth of the plant.

V.exaltata. Erect elegant perennial. Height 4ft. planting space 1ft.. It is fully hardy, it has tall racemes of star-shaped light blue flowers from mid-to late summer on stems clothed in narrowly oval, toothed, mid-green leaves. V.virginica. is an upright perennial growing to 4ft. spread 1.5ft. it is fully hardy. In late summer, racemes of small stat-shaped, purple-blue or pink flowers crown stems with whorls of narrowly lance-shaped, dark green leaves. These round grid shaped plant support for garden shrubs are designed to naturally rust giving an old timeless look to the garden. Manufactured from solid steel rod here in Yorkshire. Ideal for supporting flowering plants from damage from wind and rain. Alliums thrive in well-drained soil open to the sun. Plant in September or October, covering the bulbs to 3 times their own depth. Large plants will need staking or plant supports. Alliums are frost hardy and best left to form clumps. Propagate by dividing the clumps or plant seeds in autumn.This versatile product can also be used to create an Extra Wide Support up to 600mm (24") wide – simply grasp the corners and pull outwards (see photo 2 below getting ready to support a large clump of sedums). L ‘Flaming June’ is a clump forming perennial growing to 4ft, 1-2ft spread. It is fully hardy. In early summer spikes of orange-red flowers arise from the palmate, deeply divided, mid-green leaves. Eastwold’s large plant supports are designed in a bow shape to provide heavy-duty support to both large and extra large plants and shrubs.

E.fulgens (Scarlet plume) is an evergreen shrub height 3-5ft. It has elliptic to lance-shaped green leaves 4″ long, and bears leafy, wand -like sprays of small flowers, each cluster surrounded by 5 petal-like bright scarlet bracts in winter-spring. E.rigida is an evergreen frost hardy erect perennial (18″ high). In early spring it produces terminal heads of yellow flowers with cup-shaped bracts above oblong to oval, pointed, grey-green leaves. The two-legged design will stop the support from swivelling round in the wind, and the circle can be opened out and wrapped around the plant, giving a snug fit. Large plant supports: Bow shaped Designed to support large to extra large plants and shrubs including euphorbia, aconitum monkshood, mallow and for supporting fruiting currants, gooseberries, etc. D. ‘Abridge Taffy’ a decorative flowered Dahlia, height 4ft. it produces white flowers 3-4″ across from mid-summer to late autumn. It is suitable for exhibition. D. ‘Bishop of Llandaff’ height 3ft has bronze-green leaves and single open-centred dark re flowers 4-5″ across. It is an excellent bedding plant. Grown for their fragrant brightly coloured flowers lilies are mainly summer flowering bulbs. Each bulb produces an un-branched leafy stem, sometimes with annual roots in the lower plant. There are several flowers per stem, mainly trumpet to bowl- shaped. Each plant has a spread of up to 12″. Frost handy, lilies need sun and well-drained soil. Propagate by seed in autumn or spring, or plant bulb scales in summer. Lilies are easy to grow, there are 80 species to choose from. They are suitable for cutting for large flower arrangements. All lilies need a plant support.P. ‘King George’ is a semi-evergreen variety, it is upright, grows to 30″ and is frost hardy. It has trumpet snap-dragon-white throated bright crimson flowers from mid-summer until the first frosts. P.hirsutus is a short-lived, evergreen open shrub. It grows to about 3ft, spreads 1-2 ft. It produces hairy, tubular, lipped purple or blue-flushed white flowers. Oval dark green leaves. Both these varieties might need staking or plant supports. D.purpurea is upright 3-5ft high, fairly compact. It a short lived perennial with rough green leaves and in summer has tall spikes of tubular flowers in shades of white, re, purple or white. D.purpurea ‘Excelsior’ grows to 5ft. the flowers surround the spike and are held horizontally which shows the markings in the tubular floret. The large spikes bear cream, white and purple flowers. Plant supports, in essence, provide sturdy and reliable structural support for plants, particularly those with weak stems or heavy foliage. They effectively prevent plants from bending, drooping, or collapsing under their own weight. By keeping the plants upright, these supports promote healthier growth and reduce the risk of damage from wind, rain, or pests. Reduce the risk of disease