6.3-Foot Tall Garden Obelisk Trellis for Climbing Plants and Flowers

NPNP: Helped my rudraksha tree climb up and around instead of dropping off the sides. I still have 2 layers I can add to the top. It looks good because it's a dark green.

United States on Sep 05, 2023

JoyTpghJoyTpgh: I purchased two trellises in February. Wanted to assemble today (May) since I’m getting the outdoor planting ready. The overall assembly is very easy. If you have pieces that don’t quite fit try another of the same letter as you assemble versus trying to force. I had a few where I just swapped out. One Trellis took me 30 minutes to complete going slow. The only issue I have which would have been a big issue if I ordered only one is that However the very top piece that connects as “H” on one of mine toppers is not threaded /manufactured correctly so it won’t allow me to secure with the nut. I wanted to get both done today but since that top piece secures all 4 connections I’m on hold until I purchase@ replacement topper. I’m trying to get ahold of customer service with no success. Feel bad that these will now look inconsistent as this was my reason to buy a pair

United States on May 20, 2023

Luka: I purchased two of these. I was very happy they were not plastic. The first one went together very easily. I did have a problem with the second one. The decorative piece at the top had too much paint on the threads for the nut to go on. Luckily I had an extra bolt and nut which I used to connect the 4 top arches until I can get the paint out of the threads.

United States on Apr 27, 2023

rio rosie: When I opened the box, I thought it would be difficult to assemble, but it wasn't bad.
Three hints:
1. The first three pieces of the circles were easy; the fourth one was difficult. I applied petroleum jelly to the inside of the larger tube end--using a cotton swab--and it slid into place with no effort.
2. The trellis is placed on a windy side of my house. So to give it extra stability, I bought four 6-foot tall garden stakes, pushed them about 12 inches into the ground, and zip-tied the stakes to the posts of the trellis. I don't know yet if this will work, but I think it will be more stable.
3. Spray the nuts & bolts with clear polyurethane to reduce likelihood of rust.

United States on Mar 22, 2023

Long horn sheep: I put 1 of these in my garden... Its great for letting the rose vines grow all around and it looks beautiful.. but after 2 months of gentle summer rain and hardly any wind it rusted to pieces and broke in 2 or 3 different places... ive never seen material this weak... save your money

Canada on Jan 01, 2023

Judy L.Judy L.: I bought 2 of these trellises for cucumbers I am growing indoors in 15 1/2" pots. Although my cucumbers are a bush type, they do have tendrils and I am hoping the trellises will support the cucumbers and prevent the plants from spreading too much.

The parts are all packaged with letter identification referred to in the assembly instructions. Since my cucumbers are supposed to be a bush variety, I estimated I would need only 3 levels. It took my husband a matter of 15 minutes to put together 3 levels of both trellises.

For my purposes, it would have been nice if the cross bars were a bit closer, to support the plants. As the plants grow, I plan to add a twine level of support between the provided crossbars if needed. I am hoping this will be enough for the plants to hang onto. As the plants grow, I will add pictures to this review to illustrate whether these trellises can be successfully used for this purpose.

I am also considering these trellises for growing indeterminate tomatoes that can get very tall. For this purpose my concern would be that 15" of internal space would not allow enough spacing of branches to allow sufficient air flow through the plant....

United States on Nov 29, 2022

purplehazel: I don’t regret buying this.

Canada on Sep 19, 2022