Amagabeli 4 Pack Garden Trellis for Climbing Plants Outdoor 46" x 15" Rustproof Sturdy Black Iron Trellis Plants Support Metal Trellis for Climbing Rose Vine Vegetable Flower Ivy Cucumber

Quality exceeds what was available in local home stores. After visiting several home stores nurseries in search of trellises needed for our growing roses and other flowering plants, I came away disappointed with the cheap products that had no design or quality. I took a chance and ordered 16 of these trellises and boy am I glad I did. Product arrived quickly via Prime, was well packaged and turned out to be the best quality and a unique design that adds to the appeal of my landscaping. Last week we had several days of strong winds and all the trellises kept the plants standing tall with no damage. Now I just need to find shorter edging options that look as good. Highly recommend.

It was easy to assemble and looks lovely.

Lined a chain link fence with these to enhance the garden vibe. Looks really nice. Aren't very sturdy but served their purpose. If ground is wet, poke easily into ground. If it isn't have to be carful not to bend the trellis. Overall a nice product for the price

***UPDATE: Over a year later, it is still beautiful and has held up very well during all 4 weather seasons. No signs of chipping. No signs of rust. Do not hesitate to buy it. If this review helped somewhat, please click Helpful.Very pretty. Much nicer than expected. The legs that go into the ground (or flower pot in my case) are not as long as I thought they would be. So I had to push the legs in and cover part of the bottom design with dirt also so that it would stay in place. Otherwise, it would have slumped over either with the weight of the vine or with weather. Just know you might have to push it into the ground or pot further than the legs to make it sturdy and stand up properly. We placed in a pot, so it was easy to push dirt around it to make it work well. VERY BEAUTIFUL! Good quality and wrapped well when shipped. Happy with this purchase!

They are perfect for the vine flowering plants I have. They are well made and attractive. The only recommendation I have is that the bottom of the trellis posts that you put into the plant should be a few inches longer. Those posts that stick into the dirt are truly too short for the height of the trellis. The longer, larger and heavier my vine plants are growing, the trellis is starting to not stand up straight and there is no way to force them into the dirt further. I have two in one pot so I have loosely zip tied them to each other.

I really love these iron Trellis. I wanted some to start planting climbing flowers. These were perfect and sturdy. It's best to get them in the ground when the soil is wet it makes for easy installation. The butterfly pattern is really beautiful.

My Hardy Kiwi vines decided they love, love, love a wet spring. They almost literally sprouted wings this year! I wanted something strong to extend the height of my chain link fence so the vines will have plenty of space to grow. I used vinyl covered tomato cages for the vines to grow outwards from the fence, but these trellises will allow a LOT of growth upwards as well as laterally. The fence height total is now close to 9'-10'.I threaded the full length of the legs through the chain links in the fence. It was a little difficult, but I got it done. Then I used heavy wire pieces to secure the trellises to the fence. We recently had a high wind and the trellises held just as I expected them to hold.They look excellent as a height extension of my fence. They will look amazing when the Kiwi grows through and around them. They provide both room for height growth, but also a support for sturdy lateral growth along the fence.If I decide I need additional fence height and/or high lateral length along the fence, I will certainly purchase these again. I expect these to last a long time and look terrific while supporting my Hardy Kiwi vines. Plus the price is fabulous!!!

These are very pretty but not very thick metal thus not very sturdy for vines. I was disappointed. They would be okay up against a fence or wall but not out in the open.