The highlight of these plant sticks, which appear quite simple at first glance, is the eyelet at the top. You can use it to connect several sticks to create an amazingly versatile, organizing and supporting element. To do this, simply thread a connecting material through the eyelets. For example, a rope, cord or chain are suitable, as are bamboo or metal rods or even straight twigs and branches. There are practically no limits to your imagination when it comes to materials and colors - apart from the number of plant sticks you use.

Depending on the arrangement, you can use them to create a border or path, a small fence, a support for overhanging plants and much more. Placed individually in the ground, the plant sticks can be used to support tall-growing perennials, dahlias, a lush bell pepper plant and many other plants.

She came, saw - and took the idea with her. During her vacation in Ireland, our product manager discovered these plant sticks in the Mount Usher Gardens (Ashford). The Irish gardens extend over 20 acres with around 5,000 plant species, and the plant sticks are used here "in every nook and cranny" for an astonishing number of purposes.

Their shape and the resulting possible uses convinced our product manager (and us) straight away, so that she had these plant sticks reproduced as soon as she got home.