Would this be good for climbing roses in a pot?
10808
I don't see any problem, unless rose stems are too stiff to train around legs. I use them for mandevilla vines ... cold probably do the same for clematis.
10809
Probably although I've never tried it. I have a honeysuckle vine on mine and love the look.
10810
My guess would be yes. I have Purple Passion Vines in a pot and they are doing very well, so I am thinking that the climbing roses would do well too.
323134
Hello, Thank you for the question. Would depend on if the climbing stand has a shooting rail that's incorporated with it, or if you plan to leave the climber in the tree and use some of the tree steps to get in and out with it. Other wise we would have to say no. Thank you WorldGoodsCorp
2280296
I have used ours to grow pole beans. It depends how big your vines are. It would not be suitable for climbing on, but is pretty robust.
216332
Probably not. This contraption is designed to lift something with a lip (preferably on the upper edge). We bought it to move a LARGE planter, with no lip, before realizing this "gotcha". Consequently, I don't believe that we have ever used it. If you're near Lincoln, AL, you could borrow it.
2173750
This not such an easy question to answer. I have tried to pull up new rootling's, they are not easy to get out of the ground, as you know, it might get them out if enough force where applied, but I did not force it that far, the bottom arm that takes the force when removing weeds etc. could break if to much pressure is put on it. To answer your question, the answer is 'maybe' .... if you are willing to try a lot of pressure on the handle, it might be ok, or it might break the plastic foot on the bottom of the pole with a lot of heavy use.
913624
Yes, but it depends on how heavy the potted plants are (after you add water to soil). The arm itself is metal and strong.
592146
Personally, I'd only use paracord for climbing or descending IF I had no other choice of a better rope. While our cord is excellent and considered a great "emergency supply" it is not intended to be a climbing rope... even though many have used paracord for such in emergencies. There are thousands of uses for paracord but one should be prudent and cautious if their life is on the line. Bill... TOUGH-GRID
2041194
It would probably work well, The "deck" is about 10 inches wide or less so as with any dolly, if you put the pot on there as much as you can and then lean the dolly back to support the pot or whatever object you are moving, the wheels roll very nicely and should work well on grass too.
342132
These pots are fairly sturdy, I think they would be okay to use for a small tree. But, I would put a layer of rock in the bottom of the pot, before planting.
2084266
Absolutely. If they work for my bouganvilla branches, they'd work for roses....still, though, wear gloves. Acutally, I wear 2 pairs when working with pokies.It's one of my best garden toys.
537461
I didn't purchase it to climb with, I use it to bring down hay bales from the top of an 88 bale stack. And, it did not fare well ... the hook arms need to be welded solid, they broke loose for us and my nephew was going to have them welded before using it again. Boy, depending on it with full body weigh (bales average 110-125 lbs) I don't know if I would depend upon this piece of equipment!
319272
NO! In fact, the rough surface would make it easier for them to climb. This stuff is designed to add the equivalent of an extra bark layer (or armor) to a plant. I use it to at least slow down deer when they rub on slender trees. Hope that helps...O^Ocrm
323133
Hello, Thank you for the question.Would depend on if the climbing stand has a shooting rail that's incorporated with it, or if you plan to leave the climber in the tree and use some of the tree steps to get in and out with it. Other wise we would have to say no.Thank youWorldGoodsCorp
296535
It's pretty sturdy but I don't think I would push it. Items like shovels of course are heavier, and they also have wider diameter handles. I like this item very much for brooms, mops, stuff like that. Maybe one shovel, a spade. But for multiple garden tools, shovels, hoes, snow shovels, I think I would go with something designed for those sorts of implements.
750203
Yes this is perfect for stairs and should be used only for them! As i forwarned about the product itself it breaks down essily after excessive use.
1824194
This would be fine for shallow rooted plants, flowers, herbs etc. Vegetables such as tomatoes and cucumbers tend to have longer root systems and would not be viable in the bottom tier, which is the larger of the two growing areas and has about half the depth.
982125
No this rope is not for climbing. This is an all purpose rope ideal for many different camping and survival uses.