Trellises face a ton of wear and tear over time, but if you make an effort to take care of them, they'll look great and support your plants for years.

Belavi Wooden Planter with Trellis, $19.99 at Aldi This planter is made from a light-colored wodo that is “100% FSC certified wood,” according to Aldi’s site.

Fixing a large trellis to a low wall will provide instant privacy once it is covered with dense foliage. You can also fix a trellis to the railings of the staircase and grow fragrant climbers over it.

Growing plants on trellises, pergolas, fences, and other vertical structures adds a whimsical beauty to gardens. But this practice has practical benefits that go beyond aesthetic appeal ...

Where you place these trellises makes a difference, as I learned the year I stuck a very tall green bean trellis in the middle of a bed, making the whole thing laughably inaccessible.

We also used some heavy-gauge wire to further secure the trellises. This created a 7-foot-tall fence. It really dresses up the side entrance to our garden and didn’t require much effort at all.

Shoppers said that this "beautiful" trellis planter is one of "the prettiest" gardening pieces they've seen, and it's "perfect for climbing flowers" or vines.

Try a trellis for a slimmer screen If you don’t have the space for a hedge boundary, a slimmer version that will have a similar effect is to grow climbing vines on a trellis.

Developers behind plans for the City’s tallest tower have had to trim their ambitions after being warned that the so-called “Trellis” skyscraper could endanger planes landing at City airport.

Vine-covered trellises can blow over in the wind if they're not sturdy ones, like those constructed using metal stakes, or if they're not adequately supported.