Print This Page
What shape support do your plants need? Three-Panel Trellis hooks together to form a triangular tower; makes a flat backdrop; a zig-zag for stability, or rounds a corner to maximize space in your raised bed. Sturdy powder-coated steel panels with generous grid openings offer great support for tomatoes, beans, peas, and other kinds of vegetables.
- Keeps harvest off the ground and away from pests and rot
- Use as a triangle, right angle, zig zag or straight support
- Large grid openings allow for easy harvesting
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from texas on 5/27/2011
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
This is very flimsy. The stakes are not long enough to support the trellis in a raised bed with loose soil
from Maine on 5/26/2011
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
Very sturdy, neither too large or small grid size. Inspires confidence for multiple year use. The color is a funky, orange/red.... too bright for my preference. I'd like something that didn't stick out so much, but it will likely be covered up somewhat as my plants grow.
from Shepherdstown, WV on 5/17/2011
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
This trellis arrived the day I wanted to plant sugar snap peas in my veggie garden. I simply took it out of the box, set it in place in the soil, planted the seeds at the base and it was good to go. Amazingly simple. When I ordered it, though, I did not notice that it really only has one vertical end rather than two -- the other end has only connecting horizontal wires that will either hook onto itself if folded into a triangular support, or hook onto a second wire trellis. I added a bamboo vertical support on this end since it seemed it could be too flimsy and sag if left unsupported. The pole detracts from the cheerful red grid right now, but will be unseen once covered with vines. The peas are about a foot tall now and are very happy!
from Houston, TX on 5/12/2011
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
I purchased this red trellis to match the red ladders. My intention was to place it flat against a wood fence to grow cucumbers and climbing spinach. After seeing the tri-fold trellis, I felt it is "too cute" to place flat against a fence. I have not used it yet as I am wanting to place it more "creatively" within my edible landscape!
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Seattle, WA on 5/2/2011
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
I bought this to trellis peas, beans, and sweet peas up. Since I hadn't bought it before, I only bought one. When I got it and saw how it looked in the garden, and saw how easy it was to work with, I promptly bought 2 more! Since it is long, you will want to zig-zag the shape a bit or stake it down if it absolutely has to be in a straight line. Other than that, it works great!
from Bakersfield Ca. on 4/26/2011
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
I planted green beans against this trellis. I can't wait until they sprout. I like the design because I can add to it if needed.
[2 of 2 customers found this review helpful]
from Pike County, Kentucky on 4/16/2011
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
Love the trellis. It is prefect for peas. First year to use. Will buy more next year.
[0 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Northern Nevada on 4/6/2011
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
We are using 2 of these for sugar snap peas and they are perfect for it. Very well made. Should last for years.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Vicksburg, MS on 3/24/2011
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
I needed a lightweight, adjustable, durable trellis for a corner in my yard to keep my phlox from falling over into the other plants -- this is perfect. It holds my phlox upright and I can still the beautiful blooms through the trellis. Plus, I love the color -- it looks great in a flower garden.
from Baltimore, MD on 3/23/2011
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
Still waiting for spring so I can try this trellis out. Plan on using it for peas and runner beans. I like the design idea, but not sure how the product will hold up yet. It seems sturdy [...]
[2 of 2 customers found this review helpful]
from Mason City, IL on 9/28/2010
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
I needed something to support my sweet pea vine so that it wouldn't be on the ground. This was just the ticket! Attractive addition to my garden and supports the large vines. I like that I can determine the shape of the support.
from Bainbridge Island, WA on 9/14/2010
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
Light weight but sturdy. Took apart for three panels to keep tomatoes and cukes off the ground. Really nice!
from Castro Valley, CA on 8/13/2010
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
Haven't been able to place this in the garden yet but I think it is going to work well for me. I'll be trying it out soon for peas. I like the color. It will brighten up the garden. Easy to store; looks well made. Can't wait to incorporate it into the garden.
from Canton, Ohio on 8/12/2010
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
I ordered it to late for the beans and peas so it is holding uo an overloaded tomato. I will use it for the beans next year but will need to get it taller.
from San Diego, Ca on 7/23/2010
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
Growing vines in the vegetable garden
from San Sebastian, PR on 7/15/2010
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
I bought it because of it's name. What I had bought before was the Pea Trellis that although more expensive is stronger; thus is more useful in that it stands up to the gusty winds. I will though reuse it in the garden to encircle some tall flowers.
from Seattle, wa on 7/5/2010
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
Although the red is cheery and fun, I would prefer to have the choice of green when I want it to be inconspicuous.
from Hollywood, FL on 7/1/2010
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
With cajoling, the three panel trellis will fitinto the Terraza planter. I am growing "Everglades Tomatoes" which are more like a weed that fruits marble sized tomatoes that are like eating sugar candy. They are pereneial and after a while must be cut down and start over. I save one of the tomatoes for seeds. They are heirloom and reproduce perfectly.
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
I like this support very much. It did fall over in the wind at first. I have it in a zig zag form and I put a stake at each bend. One on one side of the bend and another on the other side of the other bend. Worked great! My peas are climbing right up and appear very happy. I'm ordering a second one for beans.
from Washington on 6/15/2010
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
I just purchased this product and put it in my vegetable garden for my green beans to climb on. I did have to use stakes on either end to support it, but it is attractive and durable. I like that it folds when not in use.
from Seattle on 6/11/2010
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
I have a small area with peas in two locations, this did just the trick for what I was looking for thanks for the flexible design.
[0 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from New England on 6/1/2010
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
Set this out with my tomato seedlings then had to rearrange after losing some to frost. Design made it super easy to adapt to the change.
from Eugene, OR on 5/19/2010
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
Needed something to keep the deer out of my raised beds...hoping this will do the trick.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Spring Hill, Florida on 5/4/2010
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
I placed this behind my grow box filled with emerging pole beans and they grabbed on and started climbing!!! The trellis has a nice open design that will enable me to pick my beans easier.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
This product is perfect for growing anything that needs to climb in your garden. I like it so much that I'm ordering another one.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Traverse City, Mich on 5/1/2010
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
I love this product. It is a a great size for raised beds and the powder coating of red paint is really cool. It does need to be staked on the ends but that is really no problem. I think it will be a fun and versatile addition to my garden.
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
I put this trellis in a corner of the garden, near a steep hill. I have planted ivy to climb up the trellis. Until the ivy creates a screen, the red wire of the trellis will create an attractive screen.
[4 of 5 customers found this review helpful]
from St. Paul, MN on 4/24/2010
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
I don't know why it didn't occur to me that this would be red, maybe because there's only a drawing of it, not a photograph, but it is *very* bright red. It looks really out of place in my garden. The stakes on the bottom are not long enough for its height, so it feels pretty tippy and I'm going to need to use some extra staking to make sure it doesn't fall over in the wind. One end doesn't even have a staking piece to go into the ground, so that panel is just loose. When I cut off the plastic holding it together [...] it was pretty much impossible not to scrape off some of the paint, it came off just from gentle contact with the scissors. This really needs a redesign.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from CT on 4/24/2010
Comments about Three Panel Trellis:
I was disappointed when this item arrived but not completely dissatisfied. I own the tomato ladders and was expecting this item to be of the same sturdy thickness, it isn't. It was easy to put together, the grid spaces are nicely sized and it should last through multiple seasons no problem. I purchased it for pole beans which it should work well for. I have it configured in a triangular shape and it fits nicely in a 3X 3 bed with plenty of room for other plantings around it. The legs on it are oddly spaced so I'm not sure it would do well as a straight trellis without additional support. Overall for the intended use and the price this item will work well for me. Additional color options would be a plus.