Is this sturdy enough to support Japanese or Chinese wisterias?
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I don't know enough about Wisteria, except that they get very large. I only have Trumpet vines on mine.
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Don't buy it. It sags horribly. It is strong, but unless you put a screw in every crossbar, it will sag.
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If they are the new flat screen monitors, then probably. It is pretty sturdy. I have a couple of potted plants on mine along with a big bottle of dishsoap among other things.
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Yes it should be. It is made of a thick PVC plastic square tubes. Once assembled it is quite sturdy. I have a Kiwi vine growing up and over mine.
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The shelve is sturdy, not flimsy at all. I use mine to display vases and books. and it's very stable.
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Mine seems very sturdy.I'm using a shish kabob skewer. Works great for small countries, a bit laborious for China :/
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I think that will work, not as study as V shaped supports I use for my tomatoes but taller and prettier. I am growing wisteria on it with a center fence post for added support. Hope this helps.
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The glass is the same thickness as the glass in my china cabinet, which is pretty full. I would consider putting the heaviest pieces or stacks on the wood shelf on the bottom, and perhaps spread the others out on the five glass shelves, maybe you want to mix them with tea pots or mugs?
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Hi Suryeah, Oh yes, they are super sturdy. Cascading plants are very lovely as well. The only small problem is make sure the weight (soil and plants) are evenly distributed. I have fuchsias in mine and tinkerbells. Just lovely windchimes
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I have an "old" brick of a monitor... and it supports it well. It's a sturdy one piece construction, that looks very nice.
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Not sure have just placed light weight plants on it but seems fairly sturdy.
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Rebecca, They are heavy metal. I was afraid they would be flimsy, but they are not. I intend to use them to hand a plant on one side and and hummingbird feeder on the other. I don't anticipate any problems whatsoever. I believe you could hang two plants with no problems. Hope this has helped. Karen
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I have this and it's a very sturdy plant stand and looks nice but it's a little too low for me. If you can get the same thing for $15, I'd go for that.
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I would think so. We have a large planter on it, and it's been very sturdy. We love it, I think you will too.
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I would guess so. This would only support the center, it the rose is really leggy, they will hang. I think this would would be good for a tall rose plant, but perhaps not a climbing rose bush where you generally tie up the peripheral branches to a trellis. I don't know though, it is sturdy enough for whatever you want to try, if you know how your plant will grow. It would look very elegant with a rose. Sorry for the non-committal response, lol. I hope I was somewhat helpful. :)
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The raised garden has at least two screws on each corner which gives it a lot of support. Hope this helps.
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It's a wonderful, good-looking plant holder... that's why I bought a second one earlier this year! Each of the three holders is about a foot across. While it looks pretty sturdy, my advice would be to place a fairly heavy plant on the bottom holder for safety's sake as the bottom support legs do not spread out all that wide. That allows you to place a large plant at the top, which is what I have done on both of mine. A number of friends have commented favorably on our planters and have asked for the name of the manufacturer. Hope this is useful.
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Hi Colleen,I would think there would be no problem. I have my plant stand outside on my porch with clay pots holding pansies. Part of the reason I bought this stand is because it's so sturdy. There's a local nursery where I live called Calloways. They carry the same planter, so I had the advantage of being able to see it before I purchased it. They had is displayed with clay pots holding seasonal plants. That's how I knew it would hold my pots. The bottom shelve is 12 inches in diameter. I was very pleased with the stand. And, purchasing it through Amazon rather than Calloways saved me money. Hi Colleen,I would think there would be no problem. I have my plant stand outside on my porch with clay pots holding pansies. Part of the reason I bought this stand is because it's so sturdy. There's a local nursery where I live called Calloways. They carry the same planter, so I had the advantage of being able to see it before I purchased it. They had is displayed with clay pots holding seasonal plants. That's how I knew it would hold my pots. The bottom shelve is 12 inches in diameter. I was very pleased with the stand. And, purchasing it through Amazon rather than Calloways saved... » Read More Hi Colleen,I would think there would be no problem. I have my plant stand outside on my porch with clay pots holding pansies. Part of the reason I bought this stand is because it's so sturdy. There's a local nursery where I live called Calloways. They carry the same planter, so I had the advantage of being able to see it before I purchased it. They had is displayed with clay pots holding seasonal plants. That's how I knew it would hold my pots. The bottom shelve is 12 inches in diameter. I was very pleased with the stand. And, purchasing it through Amazon rather than Calloways saved me money. « Show Less