House trellis

The Oxfordshire Trellis is a modular, wall-mounted trellis, perfect for creating the classic English cottage garden with tea roses, clematis, or climbing hydrangea. The two-part trellis can be elongated by adding the additional rectangular Oxfordshire Trellis Extension, or paired placed side-by-side along to create a lush wall of blooms. Mounting holes and spacers are provided for each piece. Details You'll Appreciate Diamond lattice design Powder-coated finish to last for years to come…

There are several designs that you can choose from until you find one that blends well with your garden’s style. Here are some of the best trellis ideas.

You can use a trellis as a way to keep gardening and have the desired plants. Trellis is a hedgerow that is used as a propagation medium for certain plants.

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Make an easy DIY trellis for vines. This diamond wire trellis is a classic garden feature you can install yourself without a kit!

Beautiful, and simple. Trellis for the side of house where it can be so darn blank!

Material: Crafted from durable BPA/phthalate-free embossed vinyl Lattice detail to support your climbing plants and flowers Maintenance free: Easy to maintain and clean Color: Brown 10-year warranty against material defects

With the right mindset, you can have a fulfilling, low-stress gardening journey. So grab your gardening gloves, it's time to start a garden!

I have always wanted to spruce up this big blank side of our house! Its a lot of siding with 2 windows that are not symmetrical to each other! I loved the idea of a trellis, but the one we really wanted was sold out with no back in stock date…enter my home hero, Mr. Seasoned Home! He studied the pic

We’re now a couple months into our new routine of maintaining the yard at the Heights House. Figuring out how to properly care for so many different plants has been a bit of a learning curve (not to mention the never ending weeding and mowing!) and I still owe you guys a complete landscaping post. […]