Good size and nice sturdy material
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Metal trellis series
"Oval" Metal Trellis
"Oval" Metal Trellis
An oval hoop metal trellis that pushes into the pot. Vines wrap around it and grow into a tidy, full shape.
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About this item
- Clean, modern shape. The Oval outline turns a vine into a living display.
- Powder-coated metal. A smooth, durable finish for indoor or outdoor use.
- Push in and go. The stake slides straight into the soil.
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Metal trellis series
Plant art you can grow
A simple shape gives a trailing plant structure, so it grows up and out instead of spilling over the pot.
Clean, modern shape
Powder-coated metal
Push in and go
What to expect
Training a vine
Insert
Push the stake into the soil behind the plant.
Guide
Wrap the longest vines around the shape.
Tieoptional
Use plant tape to hold stems until they grip.
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Details
Product information
| Size | 17" high × 7.75" wide at the top |
|---|---|
| Material | 4 mm metal, powder-coated |
| Colours | White, black, pink |
| Use | Indoor or outdoor |
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Returns
Unused, unopened items can be returned within 30 days of delivery. Live plants, moss and perishables are final sale. Read the full refund policy.
FAQ
Questions answered
Which plants suit a small trellis?
Hoya, pothos, philodendron, string-of-hearts and other light vining plants. For monstera or heavy climbers, a moss pole gives sturdier support.
Indoor or outdoor?
Both. The powder-coated finish protects the metal from moisture.
How do I attach the plant?
Weave stems through the shape as they grow, or tie them loosely with plant tape.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 11 reviews.
I love it !
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I love it !
Store owner replied: So glad you love it :) thank you and have a great day!
Just what I was looking for
Store owner replied: Thank you so much Janice!! Have a great weekend!
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A nice sturdy vine support. It was larger than expected
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Looking forward to watching the plant grow and fill the form.
Store owner replied: Hey Linda, Thank you so much for the review, Love the set up!! :) Happy holidays!
My trellis really helps with my monstera! It looks so much better!
Store owner replied: Thank you so much for the amazing review! Your monstera does look really happy and pretty :) Have a great day!
The oval metal trellis is perfect for smaller apartments where you can't let always let your plants grow up a sprawling trellis. It's compact, well made and fits well and snugly in a variety of pot sizes. I have two black ones and two white ones and all are great complements to my pots and plants.
This was exactly what this plant needed.
Store owner replied: Looks stunning!! Thank you so much for sharing :) Have a great day!
I really love the design of this trellis, but sadly it's not the best for anything with large leaves that have weight to them- I bought it for a variegated Hoya 'kerrii' that has two vines. I affixed each to each of the trellis; even repotted the plant so it would have more soil for the trellis to be anchored down into. The leaves on the trellis are so heavy that the trellis cannot stand up straight- it's constantly leaning over to one side or bowing back and forth, and the vines aren't staying in place because of the imbalance. Probably better for a plant like 'String of Hearts' or even a vanilla orchid.