Vego garden Modular Wall Trellis System Five Section 8.0' Long for 4.0' x 8.0' (10 in 1) Garden Beds

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love that Vego offers a trellis system for its container gardens. This one is awesome. I have tomatoes growing up this trellis, with some lovelies (upward flowers and vines) growing alongside them. It's like an art piece in my backyard. Love the sage color!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love this wall trellis! It's very sturdy and was incredibly easy to install. I have some plants that are starting to climb it, and I just know when it's full and everything is leafed out it's going to look beautiful. I'm new to gardening so this trellis made it easy to get going and focus on growing. I would definitely recommend this to anyone and I'm considering a second one for my other raised bed!

This is a very nice addition to my garden bed. I purchased the garden beds last spring when I moved from an in-ground garden to 6 raised beds. I had the best harvest I have had in years and was hoping to streamline the process this year. I had been using an arched cattle panel for a trellis between two beds, but it is very windy where we are and it was not holding up. This seems like a great purchase, although it is too early in the season to know how it will hold up to wind. The trellis itself is significantly strong than the cattle panels I was using and I like how it contours to the bed. I can't wait for the weather to warm up to see how it supports squash.

I put the trellis and bed together at the same time and it was fairly easy for me ( a 70 yoa woman) to do by myself. The finished trellis is attractive and very sturdy; it made it through the cold and windy Buffalo winter with no issues. If you have the skills and tools you could probably build something cheaper, but the convenience of buying a trellis made for the specific bed I wanted to add it to can’t be beat. Going vertical really increased the usable gardening space in my small yard. Suggest you sell optional solar powered lights for the top of the vertical support posts.

I have always had raised garden beds built out of wood. This is my first metal garden bed and I have to say the assembly was so much easier. I love that everything was delivered right to my door and the set up was so easy. I know that these garden beds are going to last longer Than my wooden beds and I'm so happy about that! They are so beautiful and I can't wait to add more next year!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I couldn't be happier with the Vego Wall Trellis System! The design is modern, sturdy, and looks fantastic in the garden, adding both function and style to my raised beds. It was easy to install, and the quality is exactly what I've come to expect from Vego products. I also appreciated how the website provided clear photos and dimensions, which made it easy to visualize how the trellis would fit my space before ordering. Everything matched my expectations perfectly, and my climbing plants now have the perfect support. I highly recommend this trellis system to anyone looking for a durable and attractive gardening solution.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great for vertical gardening. Designed for empty garden bed placement. Watched the installation video several times. NO mention of extra steps needed for a garden bed already in use. Must dig down to bottom of garden bed to remove dirt and expose ends of existing bolt, washer and nuts in five places. NO mention in video about using old washer and nuts to secure new connector and bolt in #5 location! There are only enough provided shiny cap nuts for #2, upper location and poles. Do NOT loose any washers or nuts in the dirt when removing them. Very difficult to find in the dirt at the bottom of the hole! Need to have enough washers and nuts for whole project plus a dew extra! Inserting poles in lowest connector requires some pushing as it is a very tight fit. Then lining up the holes in the connector and pole is difficult since there is no visualization (in the pole). Takes a lot of patience. Trellis looks good upon completion. Will be adding some jute cross strings for closer reach. Install on empty garden bed! .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a truly beautiful product. The one downside is you really need to purchase it at the same time as your bed trying to add it later is a huge headache. This product attaches directly to the raised bed which is amazing but if you filled your bed already you have to dig to attach this product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I appreciate that the instructions are simple and easy. The setup took less than an hour. However, there was one flaw. Since I bought this accessory for an older model of the raised bed, the installation was off because there are pre-installed rods in the place of 2 bolts. I adjusted it to an increased height with a little less stability, but I think it will hold up just fine.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pros: Sturdy, looks nice. Is a starting point for a more substantial frame for taller vines/tomato/etc (see below). Cons: difficult to assemble/install if you've already assembled and filled a bed. One could poke through downloadable instructions prior to purchasing to figure out this is difficult if already using the bed (I did NOT do this). By difficult I mean you need to shovel dirt/mound and dig allll the way down towards the bottom of the bed to swap out screws/washers/hardware. I guess I assumed it magically attached to the outside without hassle. This fact should be more clear or perhaps an indicator that it should be assembled prior to filling. On the fence if this is worth the price. While it is sturdy, you need to add something like twine in between the bars for most vining things. Vining beans and indeterminate tomatoes will need extra height. I bought some 10 foot tall green stakes, pushed them down inside the bed directly in front of each vertical pole segment, and tied them to each vertical pole segment. This allows tying of the indeterminate tomato stem so it can grow up, up, and away!