Elevate Your Climbing Plants with an Outdoor Wrought Iron Garden Obelisk Trellis - Perfect for Indoor and Outdoor Use

rainbirds: Overall for the price it does its job as a training trellis and overall should last for a few years. I'm just a bit uncertain about the main top finial part that comes off as it is made with some rubbery components and it attaches to all four pillar legs so if that top piece breaks then the whole trellis will come undone just fyi. But so far so good to help train our little climbing wisteria.

United States on Aug 29, 2023

Dorothy ZDorothy Z: I put this with a mandevilla outside in a pot. Works perfectly for me and just what I needed without breaking the bank. Some obelisks I found that were metal were more than $75. This is a really good buy and it seems durable. It's been outside all summer.

United States on Aug 27, 2023

Steve: I used the trellis for a passion flower vine that is pretty well established. I was previously using the coco coir totem poles to support but grew tired of the look. I keep the plant short during the winter in order to bring the plant back indoors. I was able to remove 1 foot of the obelisk legs and it worked beyond my expectations. I love just looking at the vines and the obelisk. It adds a wonderful decorative touch to the plants on my porch.

United States on Aug 17, 2023

Tjgirl713: They aren’t super heavy so don’t expect wrought iron but to put into a pot they are very nice. They look great! You can’t tell they are light weight. I might buy another set for my courtyard. I live in a windy area and I just sunk them deep enough into my pots to make them sturdy. I like them!

United States on Aug 04, 2023

DeeDeeDeeDee: I am using these trellises for my peas. I have them set up in square foot planters and have them going though some extra drainage holes in the planter bottom right into the ground below. They are stable this way but were not stable when I first had them buried inside the planter in 15 inches of soil. I ordered 4 of the trellises and on two of them, the top was welded on sideways which definitely detracts from the look. Also, these did not take long at all to rust. I first noticed rust in the top part and then along the trellis posts and they have only been up a couple of months. I am not sure with the amount of rust this early in the season that these will last more than a couple of years at best. That being said, they are working very well and I have been easily able to train my peas around them. Overall, I am pleased with these but would have preferred a better constructed trellis and one that doesn't rust so quickly, even at this price point.

United States on May 14, 2023