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hanging trellis planter

hanging trellis planter Wooden Planter Box,Trellis Planter,Raised Garden Bed August Grove Size: 44.7" H x 78.7" W x 17.3" D

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hanging trellis planter Wooden Planter Box,Trellis Planter,Raised Garden Bed August Grove Size: 44.7" H x 78.7" W x 17.3" DWooden Planter Box with Trellis Raised Garden Bed & Vine Support Wooden Planter Box with Arched Trellis 78. 7" Raised Garden Bed for Vegetables, Flowers & Climbing Vines Grow up, not out the ultimate space saving garden solution. This large wooden planter box features an integrated arched trellis, giving you a generous 68. 9" x 15. 4" planting area for tomatoes, peas, strawberries, herbs, or flowers while training climbing plants upward. The natural

Wooden Planter Box with Trellis | Raised Garden Bed & Vine Support

🌻 Wooden Planter Box with Arched Trellis – 78.7" Raised Garden Bed for Vegetables, Flowers & Climbing Vines

🍅 Grow up, not out — the ultimate space-saving garden solution. This large wooden planter box features an integrated arched trellis, giving you a generous 68.9" x 15.4" planting area for tomatoes, peas, strawberries, herbs, or flowers while training climbing plants upward. The natural fir wood construction with protective varnish stands up to outdoor conditions, and eight drainage holes prevent root rot. At 78.7 inches wide and 44.7 inches tall (including trellis), it also acts as a beautiful privacy screen for your patio or garden. Perfect for vegetable gardeners, small-space dwellers, or anyone who wants a stylish, functional raised bed that maximizes vertical growing potential.

✨ Key Features – Trellis Planter Raised Garden Bed

  • 🌱 Spacious 68.9" x 15.4" Planting Area – Generous room for mixing flowers, herbs, and vegetables like tomatoes, peas, or strawberries in one organized space.
  • 🏛️ Unique Arched Trellis for Vines & Decor – 34.6" tall arched trellis supports climbing plants (cucumbers, morning glory, jasmine). Also hang flower baskets, bird feeders, or string lights.
  • 💧 Efficient Drainage System – Eight bottom drainage holes prevent waterlogging and root rot, promoting healthier root growth and more fruitful harvests.
  • 🪵 Solid Fir Wood Construction – Natural fir wood known for strength and stability. Protective varnish ensures long-lasting durability season after season.
  • 🪞 Natural Privacy Screen – At 78.7" wide and 44.7" tall, this planter creates a lovely visual barrier for patios, decks, or garden boundaries.
  • 🧺 Top Rack for Hanging Decor – The trellis top bar is perfect for hanging baskets, lanterns, or decorative lights — adds charm day or night.

📐 Specifications – Wooden Planter Box with Trellis

Item Code T3971P455905
Product Type Single Box Product
Product Name Wooden Planter Box, Trellis Planter, Raised Garden Bed
Color Natural Wood
Material Fir Wood (Varnished)
Overall Dimensions (W x D x H) 78.7" x 17.3" x 44.7"
Garden Bed Dimensions (W x D x H) 69.7" x 15.7" x 9.1"
Planting Area Dimensions (W x D x H) 68.9" x 15.4" x 7.3"
Trellis Dimensions (W x D x H) 78.7" x 17.3" x 34.6"
Trellis Weight Capacity 22 lbs
Drainage Holes 8 holes at bottom
Product Weight 27.56 lbs
Package Dimensions (L x W x H) 46.85" x 6.89" x 19.09"
Shipping Weight 32.19 lbs
Included Components 1 x Planter box with trellis, 1 x manual, hardware

❓ Frequently Asked Questions – Raised Garden Bed with Trellis

🛠️ How difficult is assembly? Do I need special tools?

Assembly is straightforward with the included manual and hardware. You'll need a Phillips screwdriver (not included). Most people complete assembly in 30–45 minutes. Having a second person to hold the trellis while attaching it is helpful but not required. All pieces are pre-cut and labeled.

🌧️ Is the wood treated for outdoor use? Will it rot?

The planter is made from natural fir wood with a protective varnish that resists moisture and UV damage. However, for maximum longevity, we recommend applying an outdoor wood sealant or stain every 1-2 years, especially in wet or humid climates. The eight drainage holes also help prevent standing water that could accelerate rot.

🍅 What vegetables grow best in this planter?

The deep planting area (7.3" soil depth) is ideal for shallow-rooted crops like lettuce, herbs, strawberries, radishes, and onions. For the trellis, train tomatoes, peas, pole beans, cucumbers, or climbing flowers like morning glory and sweet pea. Avoid large root vegetables like carrots or potatoes that need deeper soil.

⚖️ What's the weight limit for the trellis?

The trellis has a weight capacity of 22 lbs. This is plenty for climbing plants, a few small hanging baskets, or decorative lights. Avoid hanging heavy ceramic pots or multiple large baskets from the top bar. Distribute weight evenly across the trellis for best stability.

🏡 Can this planter be used on a balcony or deck?

Absolutely — the 17.3" depth makes it suitable for balconies, patios, and decks. Just ensure your surface can support the combined weight of soil, water, and plants (approx. 100–150 lbs when fully loaded). For high-wind balconies, we recommend securing the planter to a wall or railing (hardware not included).

🧹 How do I maintain the wood finish?

Simply rinse with a garden hose to remove dirt. For deeper cleaning, use a soft brush and mild soap. To preserve the natural wood color, apply an exterior wood stain or sealant annually. The varnish provides a good starting point, but annual maintenance extends the life significantly.

✅ 78.7" wide planter + 34.6" arched trellis | 8 drainage holes | Solid fir wood with varnish | 22 lb trellis capacity | Perfect for vegetables, flowers & privacy
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