Obelisk diy

Today I'm sharing some inspiration using dead trees and branches. What do you do when a tree falls down, or...

A basic DIY trellis can be used for tomatoes, vines, flowers, and trailing plants. Learn how to make a DIY trellis or obelisk trellis.

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…

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…

How to Build Garden Obelisk Trellis with Branches and Twigs How to Build Garden Obelisk Trellis with Branches and Twigs - The vertical element in the garden a…

Kemp Harper on Instagram: "Ask and you shall receive! Some have wanted to know if these are vintage or homemade?! Can you believe these cost $30 a piece? Minus the finials… that was an Etsy splurge. I’m using ours for tomato cages, I can go out with a salt shaker and just eat them off the vine… I love how much architecture and charm they add to our new vegetable garden! I’m a big fan of things that are pretty and useful. I hope you give these a try for your summer garden this year!"

Garden tuteurs, or obelisks, give your garden upright forms to train vines and other climbing plants. They also add interest to an area by lifting the eye upward. Tuteurs can be as plain, or as ornate, as you wish them to be. As simple as a few bamboo canes lashed together, or as elaborate as a tall metal structure fused into a rather fussy design, these pyramid shaped frames have been part of gardens for hundreds of years.