Wooden Trellis Stake Kard TYCZKA DREWNIANA IMPREGNOWANA 800 mm Ø23

Wooden trellis stake Kard TYCZKA DREWNIANA IMPREGNOWANA 800 mm Ø23 is a pressure-impregnated wooden support designed for outdoor garden use. With a length of 800 mm and a diameter of 23 mm, this stake provides a lightweight, reliable option for supporting climbing plants, vines and young trees. The impregnation treatment increases resistance to rot and weathering, extending service life when used in garden and outdoor environments.

Advantages

The pressure impregnation protects the wooden surface from moisture and fungal decay, reducing the need for frequent replacement. Its 23 mm diameter balances strength and lightness, making the stake easy to handle and install. The uniform cylindrical shape and smooth finish simplify tying and training plants while minimizing damage to stems. The compact 800 mm length is suitable for shallow planting and temporary structures where a low-profile support is required.

Suitable for

• Supporting climbing plants and vines
• Staking young trees and shrubs
• Temporary garden structures and trellises
• Securing potted plants or container-grown vegetation

Key specifications

• Material: pressure-impregnated wood
• Length: 800 mm
• Diameter: 23 mm
• Surface: smooth, cylindrical profile
• Intended use: outdoor garden support

How to use

Insert the stake into the soil near the plant base, ensuring stable placement by pushing it to an appropriate depth for support. Tie the plant to the stake using soft garden twine or plant-friendly ties, avoiding tight bindings that could constrict stems. For climbing plants, position multiple stakes to form a trellis or run horizontal supports between stakes. If used in pots, ensure the stake reaches deep enough to anchor securely without disturbing roots.

Usage recommendations

For optimal longevity, place stakes where water does not pool and avoid continuous soil contact with treated end where possible. Periodically check ties and adjust as plants grow to prevent stem damage. When constructing larger trellises, use additional stakes or stronger supports at load-bearing points.