Black Composite Trellis Planter for Climbing Plants
Black composite trellis planter combines a raised planting trough with a tall back trellis for outdoor growing. It provides a dedicated space for vegetables, flowers, herbs and climbing plants such as roses, beans, peas and vines. The 60.8-inch trellis makes use of vertical space and can also serve as a garden feature or privacy screen. Wood-plastic composite boards offer a natural wood look, while the aluminium frame keeps the design lightweight. Bottom drainage gaps help manage moisture and keep the planting area breathable. Place the planter against a wall and add stones or soil/sand for added stability. Assembly is required.
- Tall 60.8-inch trellis supports climbing plants and vines while helping make use of vertical garden space.
- Spacious raised trough suits vegetables, flowers, herbs and plants such as cucumbers, strawberries and tomatoes.
- Aluminium frame and wood-plastic composite boards provide a wood-look design without cracking or fading.
- Bottom drainage gaps help excess water drain away while allowing airflow through the planting area.
- For added stability, place against a wall and weigh down with at least 77 lb of stones or fill with soil or sand.
- Overall size is 35.6 x 15 x 70.9 inches; weight capacity is 165 lb. Assembly required.
- 1 x Raised Garden Bed with Trellis
- 1 x Manual
What plants can be grown in this planter?
It suits vegetables, flowers, herbs and climbing plants such as roses, beans, peas, cucumbers, strawberries, tomatoes and vines.
What is the overall size?
The overall dimensions are 35.6 inches long, 15 inches wide and 70.9 inches high.
What materials are used?
The planter uses an aluminium frame and wood-plastic composite boards.
Does the planter have drainage?
Yes. Bottom drainage gaps help excess water drain away and allow airflow through the planting area.
What is the weight capacity?
The stated weight capacity is 165 lb.
Is assembly required?
Yes, assembly is required.
How can the planter be stabilised?
Place it against a wall and weigh it down with at least 77 lb of stones, or fill it with soil or sand.
