Fantail Garden Stake | Corten Steel Benzakein Chai Professor Van der Weilen is

Professor Van der Weilen is also suited to pond areas and streams or as an edging for shady spots

When flowering finished Sisyrinchium produces attractive black seed pods

The recipient of the prestigious Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticultural Society

pull the stems from the base to promote new flowers rather than cutting

Hardy shrub

Fantail Garden Stake | Corten Steel Benzakein Chai Professor Van der Weilen isOur New Zealand Native bird collection garden stakes are very popular and this cute little Piwakawaka or Fantail garden stake looks great positioned in your garden either as garden art, as a stake to hold up plants such as tomatoes or you could as one of our customers has done tie twine to it, so that you can grow your veggies or sweet peas up it like a teepee. Our birds are made from corten steel so they will age naturally to a rusty patina. We also