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Planting Stakes to Help Your Plants Grow

Some plants require extra support to help them grow and thrive. Using a planting stake can help plants to remain upright even if they’re top-heavy or produce heavy fruit. Additionally, plants that are natural climbers or those that need to grow in certain positions can benefit from these supports for plants. At Lowe’s, we offer a variety of plant poles and stakes for your garden.


Plant stakes come in a variety of designs, including round and square tomato cages, vegetable trellises and simple stakes made of wood, metal or plastic. Since stakes range in height from just about 1 foot to 5 feet and larger, you’re sure to find a stake to fit your plant. Consider the mature height of your plant when selecting the right stake. You can also find plant ties that make it easy to attach the plant’s stem to the stake to help promote consistent, upright growth.


Learn more by checking out our how-to guide on this subject, Build a Post for Climbing Vines.


Frequently Asked Questions


Q: What house plants need stakes?

A: A variety of house plants and outdoor plants may require stakes to provide additional support while they grow. Some of the house plants needing stakes include bougainvillea, philodendron, ivy, monstera and jasmine.


Q: Is it OK to tie plants?

A: Yes, it’s OK to tie a plant if your plant requires extra support to stay upright and grow upward. The key is to tie the stems when they’re soft, affixing them to the stake or other support with a loose knot that won’t damage the delicate stem.


Q: How do you stake a flowering plant?

A: You can stake a flowering plant by carefully positioning the stake in the soil, avoiding any damage to blooms. Choose a stake that’s about 6 inches shorter than the plant’s mature height. Then, loosely tie the plant’s stem, but not the flower itself, to the stake to provide stability.