10 Pcs Garden Hoops - 19.7"x19.7" Grow Tunnel for Raised Bed, Bendable Rustproof Metal Greenhouse Hoops, Safe to Use for Plant Cover Support Garden Fabric Low Growing Plant

This product is an excellent product for putting over your cabbage. You brought your cauliflower. I would recommend this five stars and works great with my fabric. I have happier.

Excellent hoops. End points easily go into the ground and are secured well to the hoops. Second order. Nice thickness, sturdy, plastic coating prevents rust. These were smaller than my previous hoops but I probably didn't look closely at dimensions. For taller plants I use trellises or tomato cages. My broccoli plants outgrew these hoops a few weeks before the crown formed. Easily bendable to adjust to width of my plants. Using two forms a wigwam to cover one plant as needed. Stays in place if ample soil depth. I have clamps that are made for them, but clothespins work better for keeping row covers in place. Overall, very happy with these hoops. I expect they will last many years before they need replacing.

I like these 10 pc hoops. They are exactly what I was looking for but don't let the pictures fool you. These are only large enough to cover one small row. I have a raise bed about 4ft wide and I used these to make two rows in the 4ft wide space. So figure anything larger than peppers or broccoli you should set up a size. You will not be able to fit more than one row under these hoops. They work well though and hold my netting just like I wanted.

Used in garden

These loops protect the plants when used with insect netting. Let’s you see the plants progress and let’s the sun shine in!

These hoops are plenty sturdy however they are a bit short. I would say they are suitable for seedlings, starter plants or anything that doesn’t get tall. I purchased them to cover broccoli and cabbage plants. They were fine for cabbage but too short for broccoli.

I bought these for my chicken tunnels and they are absolutely perfect - exactly what I was hoping for. I put them over the rolled fencing and use these with a zip tie to hold the tunnel up and open.

They seem sturdy and are slightly flexible. I'll be using them in my hoophouse this fall as the nights get colder. I ordered a second set once I saw the quality.