1.Wall-Mounted Trellises:
Fixed to walls, fences, or buildings to support climbing plants.
Ideal for small spaces, allowing plants to grow upwards without taking up ground space.
Available in various materials and designs, from simple grids to decorative patterns.
2.Freestanding Trellises:
Stand independently in the garden and can be placed anywhere.
Used to define garden spaces or as focal points.
Often taller, providing significant vertical growth support for larger plants.
3.Obelisk Trellises:
Tall, tower-like structures that resemble pyramids or spires.
Typically used for potted plants or positioned in garden beds.
Ideal for supporting vegetables like tomatoes and climbing flowers like sweet peas.
4.Arched Trellises:
Have a curved top, creating a picturesque entrance or pathway feature.
Often used to frame garden paths or doorways, providing a beautiful visual element.
Support a variety of climbing plants, creating a lush, green canopy.
5.Lattice Trellises:
Made from crisscrossed slats, allowing plants to climb while providing partial privacy.
Popular for garden borders, creating a natural screen.
Can be used to support flowering vines or as a backdrop for garden beds.
6.Panel Trellises:
Flat panels that can be mounted on walls or used as dividers in the garden.
Great for decorative purposes, allowing plants to grow against a surface.
Often used to create separation between different garden areas.
