Garden Trellis

Build your own tomato cages using this free tutorial. These ones fold to be stored away in winter.

This is a cutting diagram only, for the garden trellis that appears in the Workbench Magazine Issue 308. Project size is 40-1/4 x 16 inches. Additional patterns include lady bug salamander (gecko), dragonfly.

This is a link to a Google 3D SketchUp drawing for Swedish garden trellis. Decorative metal straps at the corners of the base, and a metal crown, help to hold the piece together. You will need the SketchUp software to download this drawing and its freely available online. We do not provide support for this software. Not all drawings have the measurements displayed but you can use the measurement tool in SketchUp to easily and accurately determine the dimensions of each lumber part. Most drawings do not have instructions, its assumed you can build it based on the completed drawing provided.

It is getting close to spring and time to start planting all those beautiful annuals. We love sweet peas and clematis and this trellis will show them off in grand style. We made our trellis really tall. You can adjust all the dimensions down if you want a shorter trellis.

Build a wooden garden trellis for your bush beans/peas using these free downloadable woodworking plans.

This angled trellis is perfect for climbing fruit and vegetable plants. Here is how to build it.

Add interest to your flower beds with a pyramid trellis. Here is how this one is built.

Build this planter box with trellis using exterior grade lumber like pressure treated or cedar. The free plans at the link will have you planting in no time. Excellent.

With a materials list and step-by-step photos and instructions, even a beginner can make this garden trellis.

Build this backyard vegetable trellis for your garden using these free step-by-step woodworking plans.

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This garden trellis building project is the perfect thing for beginner woodworkers. It is basically a ladder for climbing plants.

Spring is here and it is time to start thinking about flowers. One of the best ways to display flowers is with a nice trellis and we think this one fits the ticket just fine. It is easy to build and looks great!

This trellis is designed to be collapsable so it can be taken in for winter storage.

This trellis is an easy build even for beginners. It is more sturdy than most with two legs for better stability.

This twiggy tepee, known in garden circles as a tuteur, guides and supports plants into a decorative pattern.

Build a trellis for your yard using these free woodworking plans.

Follow this tutorial to build a garden trellis. This would make a great spot for a climbing vine.

The handyguys built a simple garden trellis of their own design and decided to make plans available to anyone who wants them. Feel free to download the .pdf and pass it around to whoever may want it.

Build a chevron trellis to add interest to an otherwise plain area of your yard. Here is how...

Follow along at the link and build your own trellis.

This tall, wall-attached trellis panel offers an elegantly simple way to add height and interest to your garden plantings. You may want to build several and space them one panels width apart.

Anyone can build a trellis, but if you want a different design then these are the free instructions for you. Build a starburst trellis today.

Build a mid century trellis using the free tutorial at the link.

Grow climbing plants or use this trellis as a privacy screen after you build it using these free plans.

Here is how to turn lattice fencing and 2x4s into a three-panel focal point. Put it in place, and invite your garden to new heights.

This trellis is an elegant way to get a degree of privacy for a porch, deck or even a patio. It is also a great place to grow climbing plants.

Although this trellis is shown with clotheslines attached it could also be used as a stand-alone piece in your yard. Here is how to build it.

Build this folding trellis to help support your vegetables or plants as they grow.

Material and Hardware list and Cutting Diagram for the Planter and Trellis project that appeared in Workbench Magazine Issue # 272, Volume 58, No. 4.