60 PCS Greenhouse Hoops for DIY Grow Tunnel, Fiberglass Garden Hoops Kit, Support Hoops Frame for Garden Netting Raised Bed Plant Row Cover, DIY Plant Support Garden Stakes, 10 Sets

I use it to cover the vegetables in the winter. The fiberglass sticks are ez to work.

Purchased to protect succulents during winter months in the desert. Comes with 17 inch rods and joiners. I put 6 rods together to make a 3 1/2 foot wide arch tunnel. There seems to be a perfect formula for how many rods to use for the arch, which I don’t have. All the rods broke exactly at the joiners. I used extra rods for length supports, wiring them along the top of each arch to prevent movement in the wind. This worked well. We are trying adding an old cut off hose. Passing the rods through it at the top of the arc. Don’t know if this will work yet. Instructions don’t give you any idea the proper number of rods to make a successful arc. Be prepared to figit with assembly and for repurchasing broken parts.

The hoops work great except for the plastic clips. 20%of them crack the first time I tried to clip the fabric onto the rods. Easy fix is to buy a pack of metal mini binder clips from office supply section at Walmart. But honestly, use a spade to throw a few pounds of dirt on edges every 2 or 3 feet holds things without tearing in strong wind.

Cheap, not durable, flimsy, not worth your money! Poles bend and pinch into a V shape under minimal pressure and will not reshape to a curved arch after - they are ruined easily.

This did keep the deer out of my flowers this past year. Bendable....easy to put up and tear down.Did well with the wind. And rain. Did have to straighten as the leaves would fall on it after a rain. Cut to size. I will use this year too to keep critters and deer our of my flowers.

After opening the box and looking at the thickness of the hops, I should have sent it back. It is way to flimsy. Texas has been back into summer temps and I had planned fall crops and wanted to cover them with shade cloths. It took 3 hops to hold up a 2 foot span and collapsed after the wind picked up. Two of the extensions broke. I made the hops long because I did not like the tension being placed on the connections.Now I see that the product is not available and unknown when it will be back.Did the manufacture know it was an inferior product?

I used this on my plants in raised beds and it works really well. Just wish they had included more clip though. I was a little sceptical when I fist got them because I thought for sure they wouldn't stay together but once you arch them over they seem to be fine. Have used frost cloth and now insect cloth over them and they seem to be holding fine.Update: 5/7/20204:I still like the hoops but buyer beware, one set of metal sleeves from one pack may not fit the poles from another box of hoops. Found this out on my 2nd or 3rd purchase when I tried to add height to my hoops. The poles from the 2nd or 3rd (I can't remember) purchase were too big for the metal sleeves from the 1st purchase. Other than that I still love it but next time I need to keep each purchase together which might prove to be a pain.

I live in Western North Carolina and I left these in my garden during Helene…they’re all still in place in my raised beds. They are really easy to use and versatile. I put small hoops together on part of my raised beds and taller hoops on the other side for taller veggies and such. They worked fantastically.