How high do these protrude above ground? below ground? Looking for something deep enough to keep neighbor's daylilies &amp; vines outside fence.
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They are 12" tall. Pound as much of that into the ground as you like. I used mine along a fence line to keep my neighbor's weeds out. I left enough above ground to close the gap between fence and ground.
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They are meant more for vines and flowers. They are pretty sturdy but I think if they had something with weight on them they would not hold up well in a wind. I don't actually know, but my guess would be not meant for squash.
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I put in standard planters. They are probably 6 to 8 inches high. I got the planters from amazon also.
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Its about knee high. I had some daisy bushes and once they grew in and filled out they never were above it.
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Hi Clive,I apologize for missing your message for a year.I apologize for missing your message for almost a year. I used some large orange tent stakes from Lowe's to anchor it. I also used a sharpie to mark where the pipes for the frame fit together to help put it together from year to year. I hope you are enjoying your garden.Pete
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I put two posts into the ground about 12 inches and attached the trellis to the two posts rather than try to attach it to the stucco wall of my house because I wanted a bit of breathing space between wall and trellis. The air space keeps the plant from developing fungal diseases. I'm sure you could use masonry screws to attach it but I didn't try that.
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They are about 7.5 inches. Used in flower pot with vining plant so could not remove. Was able to locate bottom with rod inserted next to stake.
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Not sure. I have only used it in strawberry planters with a 4 to 6 jn wall around a 2 foot wide planter ( height above the dirt level) It stays put there. The wind apparently doesn't get to it.
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I did not put the stakes in the ground so it would be taller and attached the trellis to the wall. The rails are not hollow. I bought four and it took forever to put the first one together but by the 4th, I had it! Good Luck.
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I have mine on my roof, but if I remember right they are about 3 inches to 4 inches apart at the tip. They are rigid enough to discourage cats and would work well on top of a fence.
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Use to hang plants outside (weight 10-12 pounds), no bend in the hanger. However, did have to get longer screws as the ones provided were too short (pulled out of fence when rained or wind). Longer screws work perfectly, no problems with hanger at all!!
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Each trellis is a couple inches thick, 8' tall (but a bit less when you push the "legs" into the ground somewhat), and almost 5' wide (about 57"). Our two stand almost the full 8 ft tall because we wired them to our chain link fence as more attractive support for climbing roses. The "legs" are almost entirely above ground, just pushed in a bit so the tops of each match up to the same height.
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Yes, in fact that is what we did with ours(for a fence to keep animals out of the vegetable garden). The only problem is that over time the plastic becomes brittle, so if the vines are not annuals, I would not recommend it. It would probably tear.
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They only come up about a foot when in the ground. They are smaller. Not huge. They were great for sheltering my heads of lettuce in the garden this year.
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from the center corner post which is 31.5 inches high the fence goes out 4ft each way . i bought 2 of these for corner property markers in texas and planted some flowerals just inside the corners. had lots of coments on how nice it looked, were very easy to assemble and seems as though they will be very durable. hope this helps.
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They must have an one (1) inch lip, plastic or clay, otherwise they won't hold. Try it with an empty pot first before they crash down and you lose all the soil and flowers. They fit a little lose, but mine never fell down. Good luck.
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My fence is actually 5 feet tall. I just needed it to cover the bottom portion so my neighbor couldn't see my dogs.