Hummingbird Plant Stake - 25"
A little hummingbird. A helpful lift for your plants.
25 in high when assembled; two sections approximately 13 in each. Made in the USA from American Corten weathering steel.
Style With
Hummingbird Plant Stake - 25"
For the plant person with no spare shelf.
A hovering hummingbird sits above the leaves while the stake gives a climbing plant something to lean on. Slide the two sections together, press the stake into soil and guide the stems gently upward. A small garden detail for a houseplant lover, indoors or out.
Steel that changes with the seasons
Corten is weathering steel. Its gray surface changes through orange and brown tones outdoors as a natural rust patina develops. Each setting leaves its own mark, so color and timing vary. Allow water to drain and keep rusty runoff away from pale stone, walls and other surfaces that could stain.
Slide together. Stake into soil.
Slide the two steel sections together, then press the lower end into soil until stable. Guide climbing stems toward the supports and use soft ties if needed. This design is a plant stake: it goes into soil, rather than being hammered into a tree or fence. Keep sharp ends away from children and allow the pot to drain.
A little lift for a plant lover.
The two steel sections pack flat for sending. This is a plant support rather than a standard tap-in bird; join the pieces before placing it in soil. The product photographs show the pieces and how the extension adds height.
The useful details
Specifications and what’s included
25 in high when assembled; two sections approximately 13 in each. Made in the USA from American Corten weathering steel.
Two interlocking steel sections forming one 25 in plant stake. Plant and pot are not included.
Delivery and returns
Most orders leave the Utah warehouse within 1–2 business days. Standard delivery after dispatch is usually 2–5 business days in the contiguous US and 4–8 business days for Hawaii, Alaska and Puerto Rico; rural addresses and PO boxes may take longer. Rates are calculated at checkout. Orders over $150 USD qualify for free standard shipping in the mainland US; Alaska, Hawaii and US territories are excluded. Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery for unused, uninstalled birds in original condition, without weathering, patina or marks. Email info@metalbird.com with your order number before returning. You cover return shipping unless Metalbird made a mistake. Eligible refunds follow inspection and go to the original payment method; shipping is not refundable unless Metalbird made a mistake.
Frequently asked questions
Does it need a hammer?
No. Join the two pieces and press the stake into soil. It is not a timber-mounted sculpture.
What is it made from?
American Corten weathering steel, cut and made in the USA.
Will it rust or stain?
Yes. Natural rust patina is part of Corten steel. Runoff can stain nearby surfaces, especially while weathering; choose the location with that in mind.
How big is it?
25 in high when assembled; two sections approximately 13 in each.
How do I install it?
Slide the two steel sections together, then press the lower end into soil until stable. Guide climbing stems toward the supports and use soft ties if needed. This design is a plant stake: it goes into soil, rather than being hammered into a tree or fence. Keep sharp ends away from children and allow the pot to drain.
What comes with it?
Two interlocking steel sections forming one 25 in plant stake. Plant and pot are not included.
Can I return it?
Request a return within 30 days of delivery. Keep it unused, uninstalled and in original condition, without weathering, patina or marks. Contact info@metalbird.com first; return postage is yours unless Metalbird made a mistake.
AS SEEN IN
Each Metalbird is crafted from Corten® Steel, a premium, weathering steel made to last.
When it meets the elements, it doesn’t rust like your old BBQ. It transforms.
That change you’re seeing? That’s patina. A tough, protective outer layer that seals the steel, adds character, and preserves your bird for decades.
This isn’t paint. It’s nature’s way of ageing gracefully.
The Patina Process:
At first, you’ll notice bright orange spots (we call this the teenage phase). Soon enough, the whole bird will turn a bold orange, slowly shifting into deep burnt umber. Eventually, it settles into a moody charcoal that feels like it’s always belonged.
The Result? A piece of industrial art with a heartbeat. No peeling, no fading, just a bird that gets better with age.
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