Strawberry Support Grid Keeps Berries Off Wet Soil
Clean strawberries that sit dry and off the soil, ready to pick. This grid ring stands around the plant, and two trays join into a full ring with no tools needed.
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Clean strawberries that sit dry and off the soil, ready to pick. This grid ring stands around the plant, and two trays join into a full ring with no tools needed.
Keeps strawberries off the soil with an easy-to-assemble grid support
- Strawberries rotting on wet soil
- Fruit getting dirty or eaten by pests
- Sprawling plants with no support
Keep your strawberries clean and off the ground
Muddy, rotting berries are a daily loss. This grid ring lifts ripe fruit clear of wet soil so you pick clean, sound strawberries.
A grid that keeps berries off the mud
- A full ring that lifts the fruit
Two half-circle grid trays join into a full ring around the plant. Ripe berries rest on the mesh instead of the mud, so rot and grit stay off the fruit. The central opening lets the stems pass straight through.
- Expands to fit your bed
Two extender couplers let you push the trays wider or narrower. Fit the ring to a strawberry row, a raised bed or a balcony planter without cutting anything.
- Set up in minutes
Slide the couplers into the slots, push the trays to width and press the stakes into the soil. The stakes act as legs, so the ring stands on its own.
Assembled in four simple steps
- 1Insert the couplers
Slide an extender coupler through the slot on one tray piece.
- 2Join the second tray
Repeat on the other tray and connect the two half-circle grid trays into a ring.
- 3Set the width
Push the trays out to the width you need around the plant.
- 4Stake it down
Push the ground stakes into the soil so they become the legs that hold the trays.
Everything you need, nothing you don't
- Half-circle grid trays×2
Join into a full ring around the plant.
- Ground stakes
Act as legs that hold the trays in the soil.
- Extender couplers×2
Set the ring to your bed or planter width.
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Questions and answers
The ring is 30 cm across and 30 cm tall, and the extender couplers let you push the trays wider or narrower. Measure the width of your row or planter first. If the bed is wider than one ring, set two rings along the row.
It is lightweight plastic, so it suits a fruiting strawberry plant, not a heavy shrub. Push the stakes deep into the soil and check them after a gusty day. In hard-packed soil, water the bed first so the stakes go in easily.
A full planter costs more and is often too deep or too narrow for a spreading plant. This ring is quick to set up, works in a bed or a balcony planter, and moves to a new spot when the season ends. You pay for clean fruit, not for a fancy pot.
Set the trays to width, then push each stake straight down until the legs sit firm. Soft soil takes them easily. Hard-packed soil needs a good watering before you start.
Yes. It suits any low, spreading plant that needs its fruit or leaves lifted off the ground, such as herbs or leafy greens. Tall or top-heavy plants need a stronger support.