Gardener's Supply Company Extra Tall Garden Teepee Trellis | Sturdy Plant Support for Peas, Beans, Squash, and Other Garden Climbing Vine Plants | Quick and Easy Setup - 87" H

This is a pretty simple product but that said is exactly what I ordered. My bean plants were already about a foot tall when I put two of these in the garden and the vines found the poles and started climbing. Nice and tall. Sturdy as well.

I recently lost a large jasmine covered arbor in a windstorm, but managed to preserve the two very mature trunks on either side. The teepee trellises provide a durable, attractive looking frame to re-train and eventually support the two vines. The trellises were very easy to assemble, easy to carry, and a good value for the cost. Two disappointments: the spiked footings aren’t sharp enough to push securely into the ground unless it’s very muddy, and the finials on top, while satisfactory in design, are very cheap looking plastic. The manufacturer’s description says powder coated steel covered in polyethylene, so the appearance overall is heavy duty plastic. I starting twisting tendrils of the vine just a few days ago and they’re already taking hold. If they stand the test of time and the vine takes hold they will be a nice addition to my garden.

It was what I needed , it worked fine , easy to put to assemble and well worth what it cost.

I liked that it was all together. Attached to the finial. I just added the extenders. I found it to be very sturdy.

I purchased 3 trellises'. They were delivered quickly as promised. Assembly was very easy and they are a great focal point in my raised beds. I'm going to have my green beans and cucumbers trail up the trellis'. They will also be easy to break down and store away for winter.

It won't stay together. Super bummer.

I had hoped this would support a coral honeysuckle vine in my garden. It was so lightweight, however, that when pushing its thin legs into the ground, I realized this would never do. It’s just too flimsy. Might be okay for morning glories. I gave it to a neighbor who I hope will love it.

The posts are coated metal, but the connectors are plastic that will crack over time when exposed to sun.