Garden Trellis
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Support vining crops for better yields and more blooms.
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Give your vine crops (peas, pole beans, cucumbers) and flowers (morning glories, sweet peas, nasturtiums) the space they need to thrive. This garden trellis-made of soft, unobtrusive nylon netting with 60 lb. breaking strength-can support very heavy crops. The 7-inch reach-through mesh makes harvesting easy. A gardening essential, the trellis features knotless netting to prevent tangling-and an unconditional lifetime guarantee. 5' x 60'; Supports not included.
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Rated 5 out of
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EMC2 from
Multi-season use
I did not take this trellis down last fall, and was pleasantly surprised that it is still completely intact after a full season of use (including some massive bean vines) and overwintering outdoors. It's very simply hooked over a series of small nails attached to a wooden fence, and has successfully supported peas, beans, and even helped support nearby tomatoes.
Date published: 2018-04-16
Rated 1 out of
5
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Jobob7275 from
trellis wannabe.
Junk, I have been using a trellis for years, I needed an extension for cucumbers and one more tomato plant, after about two weeks, tomatoes got bigger, trellis started breaking. I kept restringing it. in August it just started falling apart. it seemed like cheap cotton thread.
Date published: 2017-10-20
Rated 1 out of
5
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brobro from
untangle the knot
I purchased 2 garden trellis nettings and tried to unwrap,untangle, and open out to function, I found it to be impossible. A friend of mine and I spent a fair amount of time untangling enough to use on one side of my 4ft by 10ft trellis. I still have the other unopened pkg,and don't plan to use it.
Date published: 2017-07-17
Rated 1 out of
5
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Lisa48 from
Not worth the time or money!!
I have bought the same product from other suppliers in the past so I decided to purchase it this time from Burpee. When I got it and opened it, it took my husband and myself to get it half way untangled and placed in the garden. We had to actually use only part of it because we had to cut the knots out of it to get it unfolded!! The others I had bought in the past, I did it ALL by myself with no tangles or having to cut it. I will never purchase this item again from Burpee.
Date published: 2016-10-27
Rated 2 out of
5
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Ianc from
Very light weight
Very light weight. Hardly held up my peas. Also became tangled very easily.
Date published: 2016-09-15
Rated 5 out of
5
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tatter from
great after you get untangled to put up needs top support to stop sag
Date published: 2016-09-15
Rated 1 out of
5
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Arty from
It was a great product, but not anymore
First let me say that I have been a customer of Burpee for over twenty years and never had a complaint. I bought this trellis netting 10 yrs. ago and still have it holding up my Clematis. It was made of nylon and performed perfectly. Because I was running out, I ordered more this spring for my vegetable garden ( Cucumbers and Pole Beans ). As I was hanging it I noticed that it was very poorly made. I hung it in April and by June it had started to disintegrate, by July it had totally disintegrated leaving my cukes and beans laying on the ground. I don't know what it was made of but it wasn't nylon. I will never buy this product again!
Date published: 2016-09-15
Rated 2 out of
5
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denmar3 from
works good with proper support
the trellis does what it's supposed to but they are not reuseable as stated,the material is like cotton and kind of dry rots over the growing season,,you can't remove vines with out the strings breaking and they are very fragile. not reuseable as stated
Date published: 2016-09-15