Simple garden arbor

A small project that makes a big impression in your backyard

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About this item Material: Crafted from durable BPA/phthalate-free vinyl Flat-top design Lattice detail to support your climbing plants and flowers Maintenance free: Easy to maintain and clean Color: White

WONDERFUL SHOWCASE. The birdcage shape and four tall side panels make the structure a nice choice for climbing vines like ivy, clematis, wisteria, grape vines, flowers and more — allows them to grow naturally up towards the top. DECORATE IT AS YOU WISH: It' s the charming center in your garden, and great for peaceful meditation, weddings or other outdoor ceremonies. DURABLY BUILT: Made of strong, powder-coated wrought iron, this enchanting gazebo arch can stand up to harsh outdoor elements…

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A simple arbor covered with roses or flowering vines is a lovely accent at the end of your front walk or in a garden bed. Creating your own is easier and less expensive than you think.

Perfect for any garden pathway Transitional style Lattice pattern on sides provide privacy and a place for plants to climb Easy assembly; hardware included

We’re sharing step by step as we build a DIY arbor swing in a beautiful backyard! This is Step 10: installing lattice purlins on top of rafters for an arbor

Easy Swinging Arbor with Swing Woodworking Plan With only two posts to set and nothing to rip, you'll be relaxing in your new swing in no time. These projects feature simple joinery—screws and a few notches—for quick construction. Decorative battens and beams strengthen the arbor while providing partial shade. Also makes a perfect porch swing. Overall dimensions:111" wide x 42" deep x 91-1/2" high Featured in WOOD Issue 212, July 2012

Our garden was an absolute first priority after moving into our home. We had a raised bed vegetable garden in our previous home and it was a great learning experience. This time around I wanted our garden to be something really special. So I took everything we learned from our first garden and made my […]