DOEWORKS Garden Trellis for Climbing Plants and Flowers, Metal Plant Trellis for Outdoor Use, Black

Very tall and quite sturdy it only took 15 minutes to assemble. I put a new dawn rose on it. It will be beautiful. I'm getting another one for a bleeding heat vine for another area. Great structure

I read the reviews and should’ve listened. But, I knew I would be assembling alone so I thought I would try anyway. Be prepared it’s extremely cheap. Meaning you can bend it easily, a fingernail can scratch the paint off, it does not fit properly and is extremely uneven. So, a few suggestions if you’re like me and decide to do it anyway lol. Before you start have adhesive on hand and use it as you’re attempting to put it together and understand it’s NOT going to fit properly no matter how hard you try! Just place some glue on it, roll your eyes, grit your teeth and whisper a cuss word or two then remind yourself it’s crap and you decided to keep it anyway. When you finally get it together (as best as a crooked piece of junk can be) I also suggest that you use 12 inch U anchors when you place it because it’s uneven and lightweight and a hummingbird could be enough to send it to the ground!A positive is that an older lady can assemble alone (although she will be cussing unladylike) and after it’s basically anchored to the ground with additional help the neighbors don’t notice that it’s not fitted properly and the vines don’t care so you just have to be patient for it to be covered with blooms!So good luck (because I know you’re going to buy it anyway) and enjoy the $100 you spend on it and just know it’s essentially worth $5.99!

Assembly wasn't too hard, but you'll probably want some black electrical tape handy. Every time you rotate it during assembly, the leg connections fall apart and you have to start over. And base isn't very wide. Other than that, I'm glad I bought it.

Will have to restake the plant im trying to get to grow on it. But think its going to work out like i planned.

I like the overall look. While the poles are good quality, the craftsmanship could be improved a little. Distance measurements from point A to point B were inconsistent and the canopy rings were crooked. The uneven pole lengths were adjustable once in the ground. Once put together, placing the trellis was a bit tricky because the pole bottoms kept falling out...... there was nothing holding them in place. Despite the craftsmanship, the trellis is an attractive addition. As the vine grows, all those little imperfections will be hidden. I added a solar light to the top of the trellis and it fit perfectly inside the top ring.

I bought this trellis for a trumpet vine that was about 6 feet long. I discovered the vine while pruning forsythia. Because of the space I needed to train the vine upward since it was too established to move. We have high winds locally. Note we had to anchor the trellis to an anchor wire. However it was a perfect fit. The hummingbirds liked the height of the blossoms.

Perfect height for my clematis. I would have preferred a means to fasten or lock the segments together. Required staked lines to stabilize it shortly after setup, but that held it for a while. Sadly, not even two years later it has rusted a apart and needs to be replaced. I really like the height and design, but it is not worth the frustration for only a few years of use. Will be searching locally for a solid, wrought iron piece. Tubular steel Is just too flimsy and rust prone.

The design is great, but I was very disappointed that the trellis had rusted after only 3 weeks outdoors. The powder coating is chipping off on the upper section.

Wanted to grow a climbing rose through this. Husband and I assembled this together and we must have resembled the chuckle brothers. As soon as one part of the metal came together, another part popped out! Looked lovely when pushed firmly in the ground. However, strong winds blew it over and we found it in pieces on the floor.It’s not broken but we’ll leave it like this until we feel stronger to make the construction attempt again! To me, to you……..

Like the look of it and it supports the young wisteria plant. Feels secure into the ground but I have taped the first joint from the bottom with plastic tape for extra support in case of strong winds.

Very well made looks great in the garden looking forward when it's covered with a rambling rose.

I HAVE PURCHASED THIS ITEM ON THREE SEPERATE OCCASIONS AND RATE IT VERY HIGHLY. IT ADDS STRUCTURE AND SOMETHING VERY DIFFERENT FROM THE NORM. IT ALLOWS THE CLIMBERS TO HANG DOWN (WATERFALL)

My clematis will flower beautifully on this obelisk