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

I am genuinely impressed with this. The description is completely accurate. The bolts to lock it in can be small if your hands are on the arthritic side, but it looks like it's going to hold up nicely! I can't wait to see how well it does with plants this summer.

I got these to support my Peonies. Peony supports are super expensive and I didn't want to pay $70 for one support. These are a good and cheap alternative. I painted them with 4 coats of outdoor rust retardant paint and a coat of sealer. Otherwise these would rust in a minute. Fairly easy to assemble, I put 4 of these together and none of them had any issues. Not super sturdy, I buried about 16 inches down into the ground, seems to be sturdy enough to hold. Hopefully they last more than one season.

It went together easily and is a nice height. Can’t wait to get some flowers around it.

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.

It seemed cheap, not strong. Needs points so I can get it into the ground

I have three of these for vines in my yard. I have had other similar ones in the past, but they were flimsy and were destroyed by the strong north winds that I experience every fall. These are very sturdy and the look nice too. They take a little bit of time to assemble, but it isn't hard to do.

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'm so in love with this trellis! It's sturdy and nice looking. I have it on my patio with a climbing potted plant in it. I put it where I could see it from my patio doors, because it's so nice.

I put 1 of these in my garden... Its great for letting the rose vines grow all around and it looks beautiful.. but after 2 months of gentle summer rain and hardly any wind it rusted to pieces and broke in 2 or 3 different places... ive never seen material this weak... save your money