Garden Line

Each marker features a stable, conical-tipped peg designed to be pushed directly into the soil. Once inserted, the peg provides enough leverage to keep the jute rope taut without pulling out of the ground.

Yes, the cast iron material is designed to develop a natural patina when exposed to the elements. This weathering process is part of the rustic aesthetic and will not compromise the structural integrity of the markers.

Absolutely. The jute rope is easily removable from the cast iron coils, so you can replace it with any standard twine or garden string once the original 82-foot length eventually wears down.

While their primary purpose is creating straight planting lines, you can also use them to mark out borders for new garden beds, pathways, or to delineate specific zones in your landscape design.

The weight of the cast iron is sufficient to anchor the line, provided the soil is reasonably firm. If you are working in very loose or sandy soil, you may need to push the peg deeper to ensure it remains stable under tension.