Trellis & plant supports to help your plants

Do you dream of house walls covered in roses? Or a vegetable garden with sugar snap peas winding towards the sky? With the help of trellises, you can create flowering house walls and enable vertical growth in your garden as well as on a balcony.

Trellises in different shapes and sizes

A trellis is a scaffold that fulfils many different functions, but above all, it provides support for plants and makes it easier to force plants to grow in a specific way. They come in several different shapes and sizes. The size and shape you should choose depends on how you want to use the trellis, which plant it will support, and how you want the plant to grow.

Fan trellis

A fan trellis consists of slats that are closer together at the base and farther apart at the top. This type of trellis is ideal if you want the plant to grow both vertically and horizontally.

Grid trellis

A square trellis with a grid is mainly available in two designs: those that can be secured a house wall or pallet collar, for example, and those that are free-standing. The advantage of grid trellises is that you can combine several units to create an entire wall of showy flowers and plants.

Downspout trellis

A downspout trellis is perfect for when you want to spruce up boring downspouts. The rounded shape creates a perfect base for most climbing plants and helps them grow along the downspout.

Support your plants with a plant support

Perennials and other climbing plants can often use a helping hand. By giving them a plant support to grow towards, you can prevent them from drooping. When you use a plant support early in the plant’s life cycle, you can save your plant and make it climb. Here are some tips on what you should consider when buying plant supports for your plants.

How to choose the right plant support for your plants

To begin with, there are different types of plant supports for different plants. Shrub supports provide support for shrubs. There are also plant supports that are spiral-shaped, cone-shaped, or webbed. The plant support you should buy depends on, among other things, the type of plant you want to support. Another factor is which design you prefer.