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The round patterned design of the Vigoro Geometric Trellis brings modern style to your outdoor space, even before your plants start climbing up the structure. This garden trellis provides a solid structure to support and display climbing plants like clematis, ivy, sweet peas, and more. The modern trellis is made from strong welded steel. The black powder-coated finished helps resist rust and weathering. The freestanding metal trellis is 72 in tall and 24 in wide. You can easily install this metal trellis for climbing plants by pressing the pointed tips fully into firm soil. Tip: If soil is hard or frozen, do not force the ground stake into position. Use warm water to moisten or thaw the soil. Do not use your foot to push as this could damage the trellis.

Assembled Height (in.) | 72 in |
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Assembled Width (in.) | 23.88 in |
Color Family | Blacks |
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Frame material type | Metal |
Outdoor Living Product Type | Trellis |
Returnable | 90-Day |
not sure. I have only thin vines, but it is very sturdy.
It seems to be sturdy enough to hold mature vines, as long as it is stable in the ground.
Is 3/8"
I can't go out in the snow to measure but if I remember correctly its between 1/4 and 1/2. Whatever it is, it has been very sturdy, one year holding up grapes, the next tomato vines. I have been very pleased with it.
The width of the frame on each side is 0.40 in. We hope we were able to answer your question.
I use it to support multiple morning glory plants and it works great! Not sure how heavy yours would be.
Yes, for sure! This is a VERY sturdy trellis. Love it! Be sure you know how tall it is to be sure the heath of the vine will be happy. I used it for morning glories and wished it was 10’
Yes
I currently use it for year old Bougainvillea vines, and the trellis well supports the vines. You do have to weave the branches through the trellis as it grows.
No.
no- one piece -easy to use
No. Just stand it up, put your foot on the bottom bar and push it into the ground. It is working well holding my grapevine (last year) and tomato vines this year.
No, it is all one piece
No
Not sure about the weight, but I carried 3 of them out to my car from the store without too much difficulty. They are only 24" wide so it would be a skinny gate, but very pretty.
10-15 lbs more or less.
Very light weight!
The trellis weighs 6.25 pounds.
My morning glories look beautiful climbing this trellis.
These are medium duty trellises, best suited for climbers, not heavy pots.
I am using mine to guide heavy branches of a Dodonea. I dug holes deep enough & wide enough to put 2 patio pavers in each hole, supporting sides of legs. I compacted some wet dirt in and around it. It definitely doesn't wiggle at all. I would suggest installing the same way and you would be fine.
Very well made
Very well made. I'm sure these will hold them.
I have a domestic honey suckle vine growing fully on mine for several years so far. I did drive a small piece of rebar into the ground and attached it with wire just for additional sturdiness. As for the weight issue the trellis has performed very well. It is freestanding in my front yard.
Yes. I'm using it for some cucumbers and haven't come across any issues with it so far.
Exceeds expectations, looks really grand!
No use in risking it
Lead can be absorbed directly from breathing in or inadvertently consuming contaminated soil or dust. ... But with the exception of some root vegetables — carrots, turnips, radishes and beets — plants actually take up very little lead in their stems and leaves, and are safe to eat, the researchers found.Feb 2, 2016 according to study from Washington.edu
Yes, the trellis is intended to be used to display climbing flowers and plants, the material content of the trellis will not impact their growth.
My trellis are five and a half feet from top to bottom with the stakes all the way into the ground; I went for stability.
60" once it's in the ground, depending on how far you want to push it down.
Hi. Yes, the 72 in includes the stakes in ground. Once stakes are in ground, trellis measures approx. 5'.
60 inches from bottom bar to top
The bottom legs measure 10 inches, so the height above that is 62". We suggest that you press at least 6 inches into the ground.
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