Expand your garden upward and create a striking focal point with this arched trellis system, designed to support vertical gardening while seamlessly integrating with modular raised garden beds. Ideal for climbing plants, vines, runners, and vining vegetables, this trellis helps maximize growing space by training plants to grow upward instead of outward. The arched design adds both function and beauty, whether used to form a welcoming garden entryway, a lush walk-through tunnel, or a productive vertical growing structure between beds. By lifting plants off the soil, the trellis improves airflow, sunlight exposure, and ease of harvesting, contributing to healthier, more productive plants. Built from durable metal with rust-resistant connectors, the arched trellis offers strong, long-lasting support without placing stress on the soil. The modular system is available in multiple lengths to match the straight panel length of your raised garden bed, and the standard height can be adjusted for custom installations. Designed with careful spacing in mind, this trellis blends structural strength with visual elegance. Note: Trellis and garden beds are sold separately. Key Benefits Expands growing space vertically for climbing plants Arched design creates a decorative garden feature Improves airflow and sunlight exposure Durable metal construction with rust-resistant connectors Modular sizing options to fit different bed lengths Adjustable height for custom garden layouts Supports healthier, more productive plants Size & Compatibility Available lengths: 1.5 ft to 7.0 ft (matches straight bed panels) Standard height: 7.5 ft, extendable to 8 ft Required bed spacing: Beds must be spaced 4.5 ft apart Installation: Connects securely without placing hardware into soil Ideal For Climbing vegetables, fruits, and herbs Pepper plants that benefit from vertical support Creating garden walkways or arched entrances Gardeners looking to maximize space and yields Ready to grow upward and make a statement? Add this arched trellis to your raised beds and start growing with pepper seeds or live pepper plants for a productive, vertical garden.
