Garden Trellis for Climbing Plants, Rustproof Sturdy Garden Arch Trellis Thickened Metal Trellis for Raised Garden Bed Roses Cherry Tomato Pea Potted Plants Outdoor Climbing(121CM)

This was so easy to assemble, and I was surprised that it was sturdier than I thought! Similar metal products rust out quickly from past experience, so it’s good to know this won’t. For the price, how easy the assembly was and how well it looks, I give it five stars:) I just ordered another one!

I didn't mind at all connecting all the pieces. It was like completing a puzzle and the satisfaction achieved.Just follow the picture of the final project, and easy to figure out what piece to use.I didn't have any piece too challenging to connect.The plastic gives a bit of flex to bend to connect the pieces. And then when done, just press them tightly all together.I keep expanding my outside raised garden project. I have found myself adding trellis during the growing the season, for the plants and high enough for me to hang shade cloth up and over the entire garden.I like that this can be disassembled and stored if not wanting to keep in a giant trellis. My metal and bamboo trellis cannot be disassembled, and this will be my first winter coming up when I figure out where to store everything during the winter.I will say that it is not super sturdy. A heavy plant will make the trellis lean. Especially for me as I will be putting in my raised garden bed and my soil seems to compress and decompose from all the organic matter I have in the raised bed. My trellis' just lean with the plant as it leans toward the sun. I will say that this is not going to just stand there and not move unless you have really hard/dense soil.I like this type of trellis better than my tomato cages, as this has more versatility to hold up a tall plant, or use with a climbing plant.IF my grandchild was older - I would take it all apart and have her help assemble it. This is a great project to build with a child.I think the price ($21.99 at time of review) is in line with other trellis'. I like this better than the lightweight bamboo trellis' I purchased.Note: I do not get paid for my review. I am not an influencer. I do not have social media accounts on which I post any review. I do not make videos of me using the product. I am just a user, a parent, a grandparent who uses products. I too rely on honest and unbiased reviews when I buy products online. I just have to make sure that you know my review is just me, being a user.

This Garden Trellis is on the shorter side, but I'm still using it for my watermelon plant. I'm growing up, not out, but I won't know if it can take the weight of all those melons until later in the year. If it doesn't it won't matter, because I'll probably have to extend the support to the sides with a cattle fence anyway. It's going to be a big watermelon plant.I was missing one of the flower topper things out of the box, but I'm not counting that against them because I chose not to contact customer service over such a small thing. It is functional without it.It's sturdier than it looks, but be warned that when sticking it into hard ground (lots of clay) it tended to come apart at the top. I finagled in in there anyway, and it works great.It came with ties and a tie cutter, plus a velcro strip, and...some pretty neat gardening gloves. I was about to buy a new pair; now I don't have to.With the prices of things going up, up, up, this is a more inexpensive way to grow vertically.

This product comes in a million pieces. String, gloves to assemble, and several sections to put together. It’s rust proof because it’s made of plastic! It literally would take hours to assemble.

I gave the Garden Trellis for Climbing Plants 4 stars because without added support it will not be able to hold any real weight like tomato plants.Not very difficult to assemble.For $19.99 you get what you pay for.I think it will do ok if placed near something where it will get added support ( like a wall).

works but would be better value if there was more sides or such, just 1 is kind of not Worth the costs

This is a fun add to be garden, even late in the summer. There were a ton of pieces for this trellis but they were separated and well-marked in the easy to follow directions. It took about 10-15 minutes to slide the pieces together.My ground is so dry and hard right now from the recent drought it was impossible to just slide the trellis into the ground. So I would need to drill holes, or throughly wet the ground to ease the installation. I chose to drill and it worked great!The material in thin but strong and held up well to 100 degree heat index yesterday. It will be next summer before I have beautiful plants growing up this trellis; but I can’t wait to see it.Overall I’m so pleased with this trellis. It’s good quality and went together easily.

This trellis arrived as depicted. It is easy to assemble. It is made of plastic so it’s waterproof. That is a necessity for a product like this as you will be putting it in a place that is constantly exposed to moisture. Most viny plants are going to require a lot of water. I have no complaints.