Garden Arch Trellis for Climbing Plants Outdoor Cucumber Trellis Squash Trellis Grape Tunnel 71"×80"

Love that this product exists. It was a great solution for building a garden in my paved backyard. Fairly easy to build. Very sturdy. Has stayed intact through multiple high wind and driving rain storms. Now, if only all my snap peas hadn't died, it would have been a perfectly lovely garden arch!

Assembly was ok. Fairly sturdy, looks nice, good quality for the price. I'm using it to vine honeysuckle & ornamental sweet potato vine to attract hummingbirds, butterflies & other healthy pollinators.

This is very lightweight so you may want to anchor it down if you’re in an area with any wind. It was easy to put together and my cucumbers have climbed it like a champ.

It is made of metal covered with plastic. And it has a strong frame but the clips take away from the look of the trellis. If they had a better way of holding the rods togather, it would have been nice. But overall it is a good, strong and lightweight trellis.

It works but wish it was sturdy for the price that you have to pay!

The media could not be loaded.  Careful of the metal clips. They will snap on your fingers if you're not careful. Takes a little bit of strength to get them to wrap around the poles.

I had previously reviewed this trellis after we had assembled it, but I don't see my review now. I had come back here to update now that I've used it for a full season.This was moderately difficult to assemble, I had to have my grown son help me do a lot of it. Once it was assembled I was impressed by it's sturdiness.Now I have just completed my first summers usage and I am very impressed. I had this over a 4X4 foot raised bed garden and wanted to use it to extend my growing room. I planted a Dakota winter squash, a Spaghetti squash, and a cherry tomato along with some herbs in the bed. The squash grew up the trellis, and so did the tomato which ended up getting huge, ha ha!. The Dakota squash gets large and I had some of the plant going anywhere I could find on the ground too, but two of the squash ended up growing up on the trellis. These get to be the size of medium pumpkins, about 7-8 lbs. each. I rigged up a sling which I attached to a trellis horizontal bar to support the squash. I also had about 10 spaghetti squash growing up the trellis and they did fine free hanging. This trellis is strong and supported all of that like a champ.Yesterday I harvested everything left out there because we were having our first frost. I cleared all the plants, removed and put away the netting that came with the trellis, and checked out the condition of the trellis. Not only is the net still in great shape, but the trellis itself is just as it was after assembly. There is no damage, nothing is lose or broken.I look forward to many years of usage from this trellis.

This was super easy to assemble. The clips were a little hard to get the hang of, but they definitely will hold this thing together! Lining up the poles would have been way easier with two people, but I was able to put it together with minimal swearing.