Well, lol, I would have, but I just picked up all my stakes the other day from the pile on the ground where I left them last year! Got my tomatoes all staked up. Well almost - need to go buy a few more.

I do have something similar to this (bigger openings than the one pictured) that I sometimes stick the taller stakes in, along with my garden tools, and then just a cardboard box that's about 6-8 inches square and 2.5 feet tall that I put some smaller stakes (the ones you might use for propping up a fallen-over stem, not a tomato plant). But if I'm being honest, a lot of the larger stakes never make it back in the garage in the fall.

:)

Dee

Garage storage hooks? They come in all kinds of sizes. Two to support a whole batch of stakes. I tried to post a link, but it doesn’t work.

Leftover piece of plastic pipe, glue a cap on one end. Drill a hole on the other end thru the side, and hang on my pegboard next to the hoops.

Years ago I got some PVC pipe cut to height for my hundreds of slim, metal plant stakes (for flowers, not veggies), the kind with a loop at the top. I fastened the pipe to the walls of my garden shed, and lo! a system that works well --- tho I am like Dee, often leaving the stakes in the yard instead of picking them up... Call me the Queen of Lazy.

Dee, you crack me up....lol.

My tomato stakes are in the garage, leaning against a corner, that's it and I don't really use other kind of stakes for perennials. I have a hoop for Peonies but I rarely use it since I don't have Peonies any more and that's hanging on a peg board. I have wire tomato cages that are stored up in the area below the roof in the garage just lying on the support beams.