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Exclusive | Tall Hinged Trellis Supports Your Peas with Ease
- Sturdy, easy-to-use support for climbing peas and other vining crops
- Keeps your harvest off the ground and away from pests and rot
- Large openings make harvesting easy
- Choice of Red, Green or Steel Gray
Everybody loves fresh peas, but supporting them with poles, twine and netting can be a hassle. Our sturdy pea trellis is an easy solution. Each trellis has eight hinged panels with big 8" grids. Simply zig-zag the panels through your row of peas and push them into the ground (add a stake on each end in windy locations). Total length 9'-3" by 64" high installed. Trellises fold for easy off-season storage. Reusable year after year, and they can also support tomatoes as well as cucumbers and other vining crops.
- Steel Gray is galvanized steel; Red and Green are powder-coated steel
- 9'-3" L x 64" H installed
- Trellises fold for off-season storage
- Gardener's Supply Exclusive
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- Durable (257)
- Easy to store (253)
- Simple to use (252)
- Effective (239)
- Versatile (196)
Cons
- Difficult to use (16)
- Flimsy (14)
- Poor design (7)
- Difficult to assemble (5)
- Difficult to store (3)
Best Uses
- Vegetable gardens (294)
- Flower gardens (60)
- Landscaping (27)
- Containers (15)
- Decorative (7)
- Reviewer Profile:
- Avid gardener (233), Master gardener (48), Getting started (33), Professional landscaper (5)
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Pros
- Durable
- Easy to setup
Cons
Best Uses
- Peas
Initially I found it difficult to separate sections so the trellis would fit in my raised bed. However once I separated the first one at the right length, it was easy to do the rest. I placed the trellis in a zig zag pattern so it was self supporting. In no time at all, my peas were scrambling up the trellis. Two weeks later and they are at the top of the trellis and producing pods.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Sturdy
Cons
- A Challenge To Set Up
Best Uses
- Climbing Peas
For climbing peas. It's sturdy and I think it is going to work out fine, doesn't take up a lot of space. It was very challenging to put together.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Stores compactly
- Tall
Cons
- Difficult to assemble
- Somewhat flimsy
Best Uses
- Climbing Plants
- Peas
- Pole beans
This is a 2-piece product- bottom and top. Came with 2 thin supports - instructions correctly state that it definitely needs more. Rather difficult to assemble - better instructions would have helped. The sections are long and I tried assembling them 2 different ways; tricky either way I tried it. Now that they are together I will definitely be leaving them together.
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- No
Pros
- No Assembly Really Tall
Cons
Best Uses
The cage is really tall and easy to put into garden
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- No
Pros
- Adjustable
Cons
- Hard to assemble
Best Uses
- Pea Support
This support is designed in pieces so you can take it apart easily. The problem is that it is TOO easy to disassemble - it falls apart constantly while you are trying to put it up. This is especially difficult if you don't have someone else to help hold it together while you put it in place. I finally used pliers to bend some of the wire hooks that connect the pieces, so as to make them stay together. That helped, but I will have to unbend them to take it apart in the fall. I would not buy this product again.
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- No
Pros
Cons
Best Uses
The idea behind this product is really good, but it was extremely difficult for one person to install. In a test garden, with two or three people and perfect soil it would probably assemble without issue. I found it difficult to keep two parts connected while I inserted the others. I tried it with the sections both lying down and standing upright. I finally had to tie them together and managed to trample a number of plants in the process.
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Pros
Cons
Best Uses
much better than the "galvanized" product I purchased last year. should be rust free and attrative for years to come!
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Look good
Cons
- Difficult to keep connect
- Stakes Too Short
Best Uses
I haven't even tried to add the extensions up top yet. I want trellising that is going to go in and do its job on its own, without fussing with connectors or adding stakes. I would recommend it with significant reservations.
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Pros
Cons
Best Uses
The pea fencing has extra height, which makes it
better for aggressive growers. It is flexible, in
that you can configure it many ways for many different uses.
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- No
Pros
- Easy To Install
- Sturdy Don't Fade In Sun
Cons
- Would Like Them In Yellow
Best Uses
- Cucumbers
- Morning Glorys
- Peas
- Pole beans
I love the look with vines starting up them. The vines didn't have a problem catching and holding the wires. Very sturdy and attractive.
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Product Instructions
Download instructions for Tall Expandable Pea Trellis as a PDF
Articles
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If you want to grow flowers from seed, start with sweet peas. The large seeds are easy to manage and most varieties germinate readily. Plus, the resulting blooms are gorgeous and sweetly scented. -
Learn how to plan, plant and tend your own super-productive, raised-bed vegetable garden. -
Climbing plants climb in particular ways: some wrap, some adhere, and some curl. Learn to recognize which plants do what, so you can choose the right kind of trellis or support. -
Make the most of climbing plants by providing the right kind of support.
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