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Garden arches and trellises are popular landscape structures that add style, support climbing plants, and create beautiful focal points in outdoor spaces. Whether used in small gardens, large yards, or patios, these structures provide functional and aesthetic benefits.
Types of Garden Arches
1.Metal Arches:
Made from iron, steel, or aluminum, often coated for weather resistance. Sturdy and elegant, they support heavier climbing plants like roses and clematis.
Typically require minimal maintenance and are rust-resistant.
2.Wooden Arches:
Made from treated wood, such as cedar or oak, for durability and weather resistance. Provide a natural look that complements greenery and flowers.
May need occasional staining or sealing to maintain appearance.
3.Plastic or PVC Arches:
Lightweight and more affordable, suitable for smaller gardens. Resistant to rust and rot, making them low-maintenance.
Ideal for temporary setups but less durable under heavy loads.
4.Arch with Gate:
A garden arch combined with a gate, often placed at garden entrances. Adds both function and decoration, creating a welcoming entry point. Useful for fenced-in gardens or areas that need to be enclosed. Benefits of Garden Arches:
