Downspout Gutter Trellis for Clematis and Other Vines and Outdoor Climbing Plants to Grow a Vertical Rain Spout Garden with 9 feet Tall x 4in Wide (1Trellis Kit)

I’m trying to hid a really ugly pole in our back porch. So I tried this product after buying a clematis. So far the vines are adapting and climbing. I think it will eventually have beautiful coverage around that ugly pole once it starts growing and blooming. Good product and I would buy again.

This works wonderful. I have it on my end gutter and have honeysuckle growing up it!!! Beautiful!

Purchased 2 sets of this trellis for my clematis plants. Installed them to the 4x4 posts on my deck. So far both plants have responded well; vines are climbing right up to the top. Am pleased with my purchase. Shipped quickly, easy to install. May post a follow-up at the end of summer.

What a great solution for my clematis! I wanted to grow my clematis up the deck post, but I didnt want to have to build a trellis or put ugly chicken wire around the pole. This simple roll of plastic mesh, wood blocks, screws and zip ties solved the problem. It was less expensive than a metal trellis or wood panel, easier to install than wire, and it wont show at all once the clematis fills in. The plastic mesh is thicker than I expected, but the vines tendrils easily twist around it. The blocks were pre-drilled so it was easy to install. I think it would work very well on a downspout also, which is its intended use. I would recommend it to anyone wanting to grow a clematis or other fine vine up a pole or spout. Bonus...it is made in the USA!

The ease of install

Just love these. I could make myself for a lot less but I’m a teensy bit busy this time of year and these work amazingly well. Thank you 😊

I love this crazy thing in my garden! I ran it up the pergola post for my vines and it’s perfect! Very well thought out product!

The trellis was very easy to install on our downspout -- took about 10 minutes. I was previously using wire to train my clematis to grow up the spout and it did not like the change to this device. The holes are quite small so the clematis doesn't want to climb it naturally and I have to take a lot of work to weave new shoots into the holes before the leaves get to big. I let it grow naturally and it wanted nothing to do with the mesh -- something that did not happen with the wire. Hopefully it will go over better next year -- the summer heat is putting enough stress on the plant I don't want to push it any further.