Tower Obelisk Garden Trellis 100% Metal 6.3 Feet Tall Plant Support for Climbing Vines and Flowers Stands,Black Green Lightweight Plant Tower

Beautiful! Great sturdy quality. Looks so much better than the plastic ones. Easy to put together.

I bought 2 of these trellises for cucumbers I am growing indoors in 15 1/2" pots. Although my cucumbers are a bush type, they do have tendrils and I am hoping the trellises will support the cucumbers and prevent the plants from spreading too much. The parts are all packaged with letter identification referred to in the assembly instructions. Since my cucumbers are supposed to be a bush variety, I estimated I would need only 3 levels. It took my husband a matter of 15 minutes to put together 3 levels of both trellises. For my purposes, it would have been nice if the cross bars were a bit closer, to support the plants. As the plants grow, I plan to add a twine level of support between the provided crossbars if needed. I am hoping this will be enough for the plants to hang onto. As the plants grow, I will add pictures to this review to illustrate whether these trellises can be successfully used for this purpose. I am also considering these trellises for growing indeterminate tomatoes that can get very tall. For this purpose my concern would be that 15" of internal space would not allow enough spacing of branches to allow sufficient air flow through the plant. This is a separate project that I will report on later. At this point, I am happy with the trellises I bought, but will update this review as my cucumbers grow. UPDATE 12/07/22: The seeds for my cucumber plants were planted about 5 weeks ago, and it is becoming obvious they will not grow as bushes. They are already at about 2/3 of the height for the 3 levels we originally constructed. My husband is now assigned the project of increasing the heights of the trellises without disturbing the plants too much. As yet these plants have not even started to flower. It will be interesting to see how tall these "bush" cucumbers get. UPDATE 12/19/22: It is a little less than 2 weeks since my last update, and my husband has add the additional pieces to bring the height of the trellises to 6 feet. My cucumber plants have more than doubled in height and now have quite a few flowers, both male and female. These trellises are working very well to keep the plants contained. I have been using plant clips I bought on Amazon to hold the plants until the tendrils grab hold of the trellises. This has been working very well. I would recommend these trellises for plants of this type. I hope this review was helpful for you.

I found these easy to assemble through I did not follow the instructions. I started by connecting the arched pieces into the three circles - no bolts needed. Then I attached the top final with the large nut to the four arched pieces for the top, just hand tightened at this point. I then starting working my way down, adding the first row of "leg" pieces to the arches for the top and then screwed in with nut and bolt to the pre-assembled rings. Once a row was completed, I went down another level. I bought two and assembly was pretty quick. I used a cordless drill and a pair of pliers to tighten everything down once it was all together. They are not super sturdy as they are hollow, but they should work for things like clematis or other seasonal vines, but heavy woody ones like wisteria. I have them over urns dressed up for winter with greenery and added white lights to the obelisk and it looks very pretty. They will go out into the garden for sweat peas in spring. I expect to paint them with a couple coats of Rustoleum outdoor paint before they go into the garden to keep them from rusting too soon.

I'm not sure why people were complaining on the assembly, it only took me 10 minutes or less to put it together. Its a dark green color, each tube has pre-cut and pre-drilled holes. Used a phillips screwdriver and walah done. This garden trellis will be more stable when the plants grow over it this spring. Its very versatile, you can use it as a trellis, or a garden cage for vegetables and or for flowering plants to cascade down from top in a flower pot as a hanging plant. Ideas are endless. I didn't want one made of cast iron for I'm constantly battling shade issues with plants. It is a perfect solution for a light weight trellis that sits in a pot or you can put into the ground, plus you can move around the yard when dealing with trees and shade for plants to grow. This is a lightweight trellis so make sure you have it fully into the ground at least 10 inches or more for stability. We have it in a planter that has wheels works great. Perfect trellis for vines to climb on this spring.

I purchased this with a gift card balance. Am glad I didn't really have to pay for it. While I didn't have a problem putting it together I did have a problem with the last four support pieces. The ones that would set the obelisk in place on the ground. Because of where the screw holes were positioned, the pieces would not secure tightly into place no matter how much you tried to tighten them up. They were very loose and would just dangle in place. luckily my boyfriend is in construction and figured out a solution to the problem. As I said I am glad I really did pay for it which is why I kept it. But I would not buy again

I have bought a bunch of these last year and more this year. Assembly is easy and I've found that after you get the whole thing assembled, tighten the top as much as possible then go down all the nuts and bolts and tighten again. I found this makes it more stable and level. Last fall after a storm one of my trellises was a little too vine heavy and was leaning but none of the metal bent! Over the winter I left one in the ground and the rest I stored over winter. The one that was left in the elements is doing fine (I live by the ocean) obviously it's a little rusty but nothing a little spray paint can't handle. If you're on a budget but want a trellis that'll last I highly recommend this one.

I got mine today. It was very easy to put together, attractive and sturdy but rather hard to put into the ground because the ends of the poles are flat andnot pointed. I will have to dig holes.

This was really easy to assemble, pretty intuitive. No complaints at all, for the price. It is metal w a dark green coating. All parts & screws were complete. Not extremely sturdy, it is hollow metal piping. I installed next to my fence & have a wrought iron hook from fence to frame for more stability. All 4 legs are hollow and sunk into ground fairly easy. Dragon fruit plant are babies but growing fast. I don’t plán to let them grow out of control, gonna keep it short and sturdy (I saw them trained to look like Christmas trees). Lol. That’s my vision. Good investment of money & time. I seriously have no complaints. Took less than 30min to assemble 2.