A garden trellis is a structure used to support plants, either by tying the plants to the trellis or by allowing climbers to bind themselves to the structure. A trellis can be made of horizontal, vertical or diagonal bars, usually spaced and arranged to form a decorative structure. The materials can be wood (either hardwood or treated softwood), metal (eg galvanized iron) or plastic.
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