Diy garden obelisk trellis

Robyn Chubey - Prairie Glow Acres on Instagram: "Obelisks are g*dang expensive!! I need like a dozen or more of these and I will say right now - I had zero intention of dropping a thousand dollars on freakin obelisks. So here I go freestyle gardening again by making my own on the fly! When I found I found these cedar garden stakes at dollarama 4 for $5 I knew that I had to roll up to the counter like it was Home Depot with that useless tiny cart packed with every bit they had and…

*Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Blue Ridge Tools.*Recently, my husband and I were exploring a local nursery here in New Hampshire (well, I was exploring…

I needed something decorative in my garden and also a support to different plants. I love garden obelisks but the plans I found were rather complicated so we ca…

Use these free plans to build a garden obelisk from wood. Painted in a bold colour, they are both a garden accent and perfect for supporting climbing vines.

Create a stylish, architectural obelisk for climbing plants, by following this simple four-step project.

Do you love gardening? Then a garden trellis would be a great addition for your climbing plants. Here is a super simple way to make a 6 foot obelisk garden t...

At Farrand Farms we don't currently sell wooden obelisks, or wooden trellis', tripods or tee pees, but we don't want to leave you without so we made our own and documented the process so you can make yours. For the price of one, $70-$100 each at the store, you can make four of your own. Buy your lumber • Three 2" x 1" x 8' • Four 2" x 2" x 8' - the 8' is the height of your obelisk. You can buy 6' if you prefer a shorter obelisk. If you have a table saw you can also buy two 2" x 4" x 8's and…

Awhile ago I read that plants abhor copper and that it actually inhibits vines from growing up it. I wish I could remember where, but it probably doesn’t matter because I now think this is unfounded at best and bullpucky at worst. I can’t find any scientific sources to suggest that’s actually the case. But […]

Stately Rose Obelisk for Climbing Roses. Diagonal steel bands train rose shoots to grow in an upward spiral, encouraging the growth of new side shoots.