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GardenSkill Pea and Runner Bean Wigwam Teepee - Garden Support Frame Kit for Vegetables, Legumes, Flowers and Climbing Plants

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  • Ideal Support For Peas, Runner Beans & Climbing Crops – Create a strong, attractive growing structure for runner beans, sweet peas, French beans, mange tout and other climbing plants. The tall wigwam-style plant support frame gives vigorous plants plenty of vertical support while helping keep stems, foliage and crops lifted neatly away from the ground.
  • Impressive 2.4m Tall Garden Wigwam – Once assembled, the six-pole frame forms a generous teepee approximately 2.4 metres high, making excellent use of vertical growing space in vegetable plots, allotments, borders and raised beds. Particularly useful where ground space is limited but you still want to grow tall, productive climbing plants.
  • Strong Steel Tubes With Weather-Resistant Green Coating – Made from robust steel tubing with a discreet dark green plastic coating that blends naturally into the garden. The sturdy poles provide dependable support throughout the growing season and are suitable for regular outdoor use in typical British weather conditions.
  • Quick Push-Fit Assembly – No Tools Required – Each long support pole is formed from two 1.2m sections joined using the supplied connectors, making the complete structure quick and straightforward to assemble in just a few minutes. Simply connect the tubes, arrange the six poles into a wigwam formation, secure them together at the top and insert the lower ends firmly into suitable soil.
  • Versatile Support For Vegetable Patches, Borders & Allotments – A practical alternative to permanent trelliswork, the freestanding-style wigwam can be positioned directly into suitable soft ground wherever seasonal climbing support is needed. Kit includes 12 x 1.2m steel tube sections, 6 tube extension connectors and tube joining plate, forming six approximately 2.4m-long support poles before insertion into the soil.

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