60 Pcs Plant Support Clips,Flower and Vine Clips,Garden Tomato Plant Support Clips for Supporting Stems,Vines Grow Upright (2 sizes in one pack)

Although amazon lists Kinglake as the brand, the product that arrived is actually branded as WILKO -- a British brand but made in China. This is actually a package of 3 individually packaged sets of 20 WILKO clips in a green plastic mesh. (10 small @ 4.5 cm and 10 large @ 6.5 cm)., making a total of 60 clips; the label states: Produced in China for Wilko .....Nottinghamshire. All 3 packages go into a larger slide toggled resealable plastic bag which on the outside has a price barcode sticker with the Kinglake name in very tiny font. Otherwise, I initially thought Amazon sent me the wrong brand clips. There are so many vendors and brands of these clips on amazon -- I suspect however, they may be all manufactured by one company. I bought these for my tomato plants and dahlias that I support using ULTOMATO type plant stakes (green plastic coated steel stakes you can buy at big box stores) which have about a 1 cm diameter to them. The small clips are too small for this purpose -- space within the small clips not big enough to fit both the stake and the stems of my tomato or dahlia plants. I would recommend larger clips for this purpose. If you are anchoring plants onto wire type supports/stakes, then the small clips may do OK (depending on the thickness of your plant stems). The larger clips appear to be more versatile.

due to the design of the clips jaw , it will not hold on round poles, complete waste of money

Breaks way to easy, used the large size to support sunflowers, tried moving them, and 5 out of 6 broke.

So much easier than trying to tie twine or use twist ties to keep my roses up on their trellis! I've tried several different options over the years to take care of the 10 or so large roses I inherited with my house. While they all worked, they weren't as easy to place and were a pain to move or remove when needed. Yes, I think one of the set came apart (similar to how clothespins do) while we were clipping one of the roses to its new trellis, but we set it aside, then put it back together and used it on the next rose. I like having the 2 different sizes. I was able to hang 2 larger climbing roses (4-6 foot tall x 2 foot wide) with this set, and still have about 7 smaller clips left. We'll see how they hold up over the winter, but so far they were well worth it!

I have used before and despite other people who posted reviews reporting they were inferior, I am quite pleased with these convenient, inexpensive and VERY handy gardening clips. They do the job. Will they fall apart? Sure, doen't everything? For the most part, if you use them gently, they can be reusable year after year. Let's see, take two seconds to clip a vine to a support and take it off at end of the season ... or several minutes to secure a tie and unwind it later. A no-brainer to me! I am not disappointed in them.

I have those green plant stakes i bought from home depot and these clips don't hold on to the 3 or 4 foot stakes which was disappointing. The end of the clips seem like they're shaped to hold onto the stakes but the opening is too big, even with the small clips, to grip the plant stakes. They're also not very sturdy and kinda flimsy. Overall i'm disappointed in these clips and wouldn't purchase again.

These clips are awesome! These work for many purposes. I used mine to attach my tomato plants to a tall stake and I like them much better than the used pantyhose that I used to use. Super easy. No tying. Just keep adding clips as the plant grows. I also used them to "grab" a group of plants to hold them more upright. Great product.

Love these clips. I can finagle them to hold most all the plants I need. They also work for all the wires dangling off my desk. Having both sizes helps too. Just too simple and easy to use. Oh, in my laundry room, I put one on the end of a shelf and the now hold my little scissors to clip the odd thread. You'll find they work for many different uses!