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Ponderosa Pine

A soft-textured wood with straight, closeand uniformed grain, Ponderosa Pine is unexcelled for smoothness and fine appearance when surfaced. Suitable for many purposes, it has less tendency to split than denser woods. Excellent workability; extremely paintable; tops in gluing.

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Constructed of steel core pipe, Dura-Stakes have a plastic-coated, sure-grip surface with ridges to make tying easy and prevent vine slippage.

Their dark green color blends with the environment.

The light-weight, weather-resistant stakes come in lengths from 2 ft. to 8 ft. and have water-tight closures at both ends.

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Phil Butterfield, Bob Wells. lfl Sam Witzel, Dr. Jerry Partain. l5l Todd Pollard, Jim Moss, Frank Penberthy. l0l Daryl Bond, Chip Roepke, Ron Tipton, Phil Dodson. l7l Miguel Hernandez, Jeff Gould, Bruce Kelly. l8l Wayne Gardner, Ted Pollard. l0l Craig Watson, Dave Bufe. ll0l Blaine Smith, Bill Sullivan. llll Pete Skibba, Denis Stack, Jim Frodsham, Bill Gunnell. ll2f Frank Rhoades,

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