Place your trellis next to a wall or fence or you can set it in the garden as an accent or a backdrop.
Put two or three trellises in a row, with a few inches of space between them, to screen an unwelcome view or to provide privacy
Set two trellises a few feet apart and link them together to make an arbor or a gate. Span the tops with 2x4's and train vines up and over the structure to make an arbor or passageway.
Climbing roses are the classic plant for a garden trellis and create a romantic feeling
Many other plants will also work well on a trellis are;
Ampelopsis glandulosa, Black-eyed Susan vine,
Bittersweet, Boston ivy, Bougainvillea, Cape leadwort,
Chilean glory flower, Chinese gooseberry, Cissus, Clematis,
Climbing hydrangea, Climbing nasturtium, English ivy,
Euonymus, Grape vine, Honeysuckle, Jasmine,
Morning glory, Moonflower, Passionflower vine,
Pole Beans, Russian Vine, Sweet peas, and Wisteria |
