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Add Charm and Vitality to Your Garden With a Trellis


A trellis adds color and life to a garden, patio or porch, providing support for climbing plants such as mandevilla and jasmine to grow. You'll find a wide selection of trellises, arbors and other garden features at Lowe's.


In addition to a trellis, garden arches are another way to add height to your garden, enabling flowering plants to crawl up the lattice or slats and arch overhead. They create a beautiful cascading effect that turns your yard into an oasis. Set up two or three arches along a pathway to create an alluring tunnel made of vines and flowers.


Or consider an arbor for added interest and elevation. Arbors include, in addition to arches, structures with flat tops crafted of wood slats laid on edge in open patterns. They provide welcome shade while still allowing warm sunlight to come through, and make a lovely entrance to a garden or pathway.


Frequently Asked Questions


Q: What Is an Arbor in a Garden?

A: An arbor is a vertical structure of light wood or wire that typically includes an arching or flat overhead component. It provides support for vining plants, creating a verdant decorative element for gardens and backyards.


Q: What Is the Difference Between an Arbor and a Trellis?

A: While both arbors or trellises provide lattices as support for plants such as grapevines and bougainvillea, arbors typically include two sides connected by an overhead arch or slats, while a trellis can be composed of a single vertical lattice.


Q: How Do I Make an Arbor Garden?

A: To build an arbor garden, you'll need a saw, hammer and nails. Select rot-resistant wood for your arbor, such as cedar or redwood, since it will be exposed to the elements. You'll need four posts dug into the soil, two for each side, plus lattice pieces to connect to the posts, creating sides and a back. Then secure top pieces, such as a lattice arch or flat slats. Now you just need to plant a vine or other climbing plant and your garden arbor is on its way. Check out our how-to guide — DIY Arbor and Bench — for project plans.