Nature Willow Trellis Expandable Plant Support Plant Climbing Lattices Trellis Willow Expandable Trellis Fence for Climbing Plants Support 36x92 Inch,Double Panel (1, Willow Wicker Fence)

I just put this up, but I like it. It seems to move and be a better construction than other similar products.Please note that this isn't supposed to last for a hundred years. It does much better if at least mildly sheltered.So, if you want to put it outside and have permanent flora grow around this rather than temporarily attached for pruning and training.You may want to size it perfectly to your application, then buy some kind of outdoor clear sealant and give all sides a good spray.

I needed something to prevent my dog from breaking screens when he tried to chase the deer. Was going to use plastic trellis but had no way of cutting it to fit the odd shape of porch. Found these natural trellises and they work great. Just drilled some holes, inserted eye screws and attached the trellis with cable ties. I liked the fact that they expand so they fit perfectly. Gives the screen house a nice garden look.

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This is perfect for what I need it for. I built supports for it to allow it to be free standing, and it serves its purpose!

I got these to add to my garden in the backyard and to also add a bit of privacy between the back neighbors. They were easy to install. I can't wait for my plants to expand on them.

I bought two of these in 2023 and hung them both to grow morning glories up my fence. They worked great for the first year, but were very brittle when I took them out to put them up again this year. I had to lay them down for fence repairs and I can see where several parts are completely broken and might not hold up for much longer.They've worked really well and look great, but I think they will need to be replaced before I grow new plants on them.

Trying to cover up this large white fencing & lattice. It's way too bright. I love the ease of use, quality of product (thick branches), and how large they can get.Depending on the area you want to cover it would be easy cut them them to size. I wanted something that was very tall though and these are perfect. Set them at 35" wide and they were still over 90" tall.After researching the prices for a couple of tall trellis, I was going to make them myself out of left over cedar plank fencing I had but---wow, not hard but a lot of cutting and staple gunning it all together.Note: One review the guy showed them falling down. Obviously they should be secured in some way. Either in the ground, stapled, or tied to something.I attached small 1 x 1/2 cedar fencing strips to them and they're not going anywhere. I ordered two and then ordered another for a Jasmine plant I have. Awesome.

I was able to secure this to fence using zipties with no help. Much less expensive than a freestanding trellis.