Greenhouse Hoops Grow Tunnel 6 Sets of 8FT Long Garden Hoops, Rust-Free Fiberglass Garden Hoops Frame for Garden Netting Raised Bed Plant Shade Cloth Row Cover, DIY Plant Support Garden Stakes- 36pcs

If you want to put your garden out before the last freeze, these will give you plenty of room to get a head start. Small diameter poles, but very strong. You can assemble the length you need.

Frames are weak and having a hard time keeping them straight in the wind

Seems to work. Holds up to the wind with a thin netting over it. Clips seem to stay in place although they ripped the netting slightly. Not the problem of this product, mostly the thin netting issue. I intend for this to be a season use and discard used pieces each year. I will buy again next spring. Good value for the price.

these are amazingly easy to use and do a great job

So far, I like the hoops themselves. But I'm not impressed by the clamps that were included. There is barely anything to hold onto to open up the clamps, so they slip out of & hurt my fingers to use. (I do not have large fingers, so my finger size is not a factor.) And they are very difficult to get on/off the hoops when protective fabric is used over the hoops to cover my ourdoor plants, which is why I bought this product. I had to buy different claps as a separate purchase.

I originally bought this to cover an area where we wanted to lay wildflower seed down, to help keep the squirrels and birds off. Ended up using it to cover a milkweed garden. The Monarchs eat the plants down and I had to have a way of covering them to let the plants grow back and keep the Monarchs from laying more eggs. This worked great. I just open the netting back up once the plants grow back, the Monarchs lay more eggs, and I can cover it back up to keep the wasps away from the caterpillars. I still might get another one for our wildflower seed. I bought some Landscape Staples,120 Pcs Garden Stakes, Circle Top 6-inch Galvanized Steel, Spikes Pins on Amazon to hold the netting down. I put it up six months ago and it seems surprisingly sturdy.

I have some of these in my gifted, my daughter some she enjoyed them for her tomatoes, kept the squirrels and bird

I love using this for my garden either for plastic or nets. The only to note is that the plastic clips will stretch out too much if used on the metal parts and not be able to be used on the green pole.