Trellis Planter Box, Obelisk Trellis, Steel, Vinyl Lattice Trellis


	Trellis Planter Want to show off your favorite climbing plant? A trellis planter offers a beautiful solution for vining plants in your home -- or out on the patio. Tiered Planter This Two-Tier Cascade Planter with Trellis offers stylish support for your twining plants -- plus mixed annuals and herbs. Self-watering windowbox planters provide constant moisture Timeless design complements any decor Frame crafted of durable steel with a powder-coated finish to stand up to the weather Scroll Pot Trellis This Scroll Pot Trellis is a beautiful way to train flowering vines and climbing foliage house plants. Made from durable plastic-coated wire Several sizes available Ideal for indoor use -- or for starting vines before leading them to an overhead trellis. Planter Trellises The Sunburst Planter Trellis with Green Lattice (shown at left) has an elegant design. The Camelot Planter Trellis (at right) is a classic that will look sensational for years to come. Both are made of maintenance- free vinyl that stands up to harmful UV rays. Whichever you choose, it will never fade, crack, peel or rot. Never needs painting, staining or sealing to keep its good looks. Rolling Planter/Trellis Rolling Planter/Trellis puts your gorgeous container garden anywhere you choose. Simple design allows your climbing plants to shine -- and adds privacy for your patio, too. Crafted of weather-resistant polyethylene Built-in 2-gallon reservoir keeps your plants watered even when you're away Caster wheels make it easy to move your planter, and they lock to keep it secure You'll enjoy the ease of this mobile planter. Use it for your climbing bougainvillea, roses, clematis -- or a tall plant that needs support. Return from Trellis Planter back to Pots and Containers. Go to House Plants Home Page.	Green Thumb Tip: Plants that climb hold onto supports with their aerial roots or twining tendrils. Climbers need help from you to hold onto a trellis. Training the stems is easy to do by tying them in place with string, wire or twine. Carefully weave each stem onto the trellis, tying it in place where necessary. Tie stems tightly enough to hold them in place, but take care not to cut into the stems. Easy Plant Ties Re-Usable Plant Ties are the easiest I've found for tying stems to a trellis or other support. Durable, self-gripping tape is soft enough to hold the most delicate flower stems, yet strong enough to hold up heavy tomato vines. No more struggling to tie knots in hard-to-reach places. The 36" Pyramid Trellis, above, works beautifully in a container -- or stand it in your garden. This Windsong Obelisk can handle your climbing vines in classic style.
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