For a couple years, I’ve been buying 10’ lengths of rebar and cutting them in half to use as garden stakes. I bought these C-Bite Clips initially to try with 1/2” rebar. They work, but aren't really tight. But, it turns out that the C-Bite Garden Stakes are actually cheaper than the rebar and, of course, the C-Bite Clips work perfectly with the C-Bite Garden Stakes. I’m impressed with this system and I’m looking forward to using it to support my tomatoes this year.

The Dark Green C-BITE Garden Stake Clips are a total game-changer in the garden. They're super easy to snap on and hold my 7/16" stakes securely in place. Whether I'm training tomatoes, supporting herbs, or building little trellises, these clips make the job quick and neat. I especially love that they come in different quantities—26 is great for small projects, and the 100 or 1000 packs are perfect for big gardening setups or sharing with friends. The dark green color blends beautifully into the garden, and they feel really sturdy and reusable. Highly recommend for any gardener looking for a versatile, clever little tool!

These little clips are perfect and exactly what I was looking for. I'm growing some tomatoes and they're getting a little too long so these helped keep the stalk/stem up and connected to the sticks I stuck in there to keep them from drooping. They looked SOOO much nicer than my twist-ties. XD

These clips look pretty basic and simple at first but WOW!! There are endless ways to connect them to create unlimited angles and connections to get your garden supports "just right" They can connect back to back, at 90 degree angle, at 45 degree angle, offset, forwards, backwards, and probably more that I havent figured out yet. plenty of holes and hooks for string. Also, they are VERY tight on the posts that I have so I have absolutely no worries that the plants will fall due to the weight. These things are amazing!

I have a fairly large raised bed kitchen garden in my back yard and grow plenty of vegetables that need trellising (pole beans, tomatoes, cucumbers, etc.). I like to make my own trellises using stakes and stake clips. These clips are really sturdy and are versatile enough to make lots of different kinds of stake trellises. They should last multiple seasons if stored over winter when not in use. I really like the strong grip these have on stakes - they should hold up really well to my tomatoes, which get to be beastly large and want to bust out of any trellis I build for them. The only drawback to these is that they do require a bit of hand strength, especially if you are making a lot of trellises at one time. My hands are small and not super strong, and I can manage these but with effort. These are definitely stronger than the standard plastic stake clips I've used in previous seasons and am interested to see how they'll hold up under pressure from plants, especially my tomatoes. With 100 clips in a package, I am sure I will have enough clips to build the trellises I need for my plants this season.