Tegarbed Double Shepherd Hook, 72-inch

Key points

Two hanging arms let this shepherd hook hold a feeder and a basket or lantern in the same garden spot. The layered setup can free up space while keeping the items at different positions.

Its height adjusts to 41, 57, or 72 inches, so you can choose a lower profile or lift a feeder higher above the ground. The listing describes a two-pack, which may suit a pair of planting areas or a balanced display.

The poles are made of 3/4-inch steel and use a five-prong base intended for firm soil. Each hook is rated for up to 22 pounds when properly installed in that soil.

How to use it

Assembly uses screw connections and is described as requiring no tools. Choose the height before setting the pole in place, then push the five-prong base fully into firm soil. A spot near a flower bed, for example, could hold a bird feeder on one arm and a hanging plant on the other, with both visible without adding another stand.

Keep in mind that this is a ground-mounted pole, not a freestanding stand for a patio or a post for a hard surface: the listing specifically says it is not suitable for concrete or other hard surfaces. If the soil is loose or the base cannot be fully inserted, the stated stability and capacity may not apply as intended.

Practical tips

Pick the installation spot based on both the hanging items and the ground. The adjustable height is useful when you want to change the display, but a single fixed hook may be simpler if you only need to hang one lightweight item. This double-arm design makes more sense when using both arms helps reduce clutter or gives a feeder and plant separate positions.

The black powder-coated finish is intended to help defend against outdoor elements, but the listing does not provide a maintenance schedule or a service-life claim. Check the pole and ground placement as part of ordinary outdoor upkeep, especially if the display shifts. If you're choosing it for a heavy feeder, weigh the feeder with its contents, without that measurement, the 22-pound-per-hook figure is only a reference point, and the listing doesn't state a combined-load limit for both arms.

It makes sense if you want two hanging positions, adjustable height, and a base designed for firm soil. You may want to skip it if your only installation spot is concrete, or if you need a stated capacity for the complete two-hook setup.

Practical doubts

What heights can you set? The listed options are 41, 57, and 72 inches.

Can it be installed on a concrete patio? No. The product information says the five-prong base is for firm soil and is not suitable for concrete or other hard surfaces.

Does the 22-pound rating apply to both hooks together? The stated capacity is up to 22 pounds per hook when properly installed in firm soil. The listing does not specify a combined limit for both hooks.

Final verdict

This Tegarbed two-pack is aimed at gardeners who want an adjustable, double-arm hanging point and have firm soil available for installation. The height choices and tool-free screw assembly offer flexibility for feeders, plants, or lanterns, while the five-prong base gives the pole a clear ground-installation requirement. Choose it for that specific setup, look for another mounting style if you need a hard-surface base or a confirmed total load rating for both arms.