Foldable Cucumber Trellis 2 Pack, 48" L x 34" W A-Frame Trellis, Climbing Plants Support Raised Bed Trellis with Twist Ties & Plant Bags for Outdoor Yards Gardens

these are very simple, but surprisingly sturdy and did well with mini melons and cucumbers this year. they stake in but probably not super "wind proof" if that's a concern. they anchored well into my raised beds.

Really works well for holding up vining vegetable plants. Would buy again.

We have 4'X 4' raised garden beds. We got the small grid 8 panels which gave us a trellis for two of them. These were the perfect size, and we loved the adjustable feature. The pros - easy to store, lightweight but sturdy, good overall size, good grid size, adjustable, easy to install, came with nice bonus items (potting bags, ties, and clips). One con - there were no instructions provided. So, my husband had to figure it out himself. Luckily the online pictures provided of the product gave him the clues needed to help with assembly. The hardest part was connecting the panels together at the top. One tip - you have to spin the wire spiral connectors (looks like a spring) at the top while you are holding the trellis pieces together. Be sure to spin at a slight angle until the entire connector is around both edges of the top trellis frame to ensure a solid connection. Once it was assembled, it was easy to install. We used one trellis for our cucumbers, and after just a few hours they were already climbing it. This was a great addition to our garden. We would recommend purchasing this product.

I am having great luck with my eggplants earlier than I ever have. Never knew to have them hang but they are doing well. I have my first cucumber too. Thanks.

I wanted two separate trellises however they are connected meaning it’s not 2 trellises, it’s two sides.

You can't tell from the images, but what you get is two pieces, each 17"wide x 2 panels (hinged together on the long side) x 48" high, and each opens up to 34 x 48. Then you have to attach the two trellises at the top to get the big 34x48" trellis shown in the photo. There were no instructions so I used galvanized wire twist-ties to attach the pieces at the top, and put a vertical support at each end, and some garden stakes to gound it. It survived some severe wind storms we just had so I think it is stable enough. I'm giving it 5 stars because it should do a good job of supporting my cucumbers and it only took bit of "MacGyvering" to assemble it.

Works great for my snap peas! Good size for my small garden.

Deceiving thought this was a tall trellis, it's short maybe 2ft high. Thought I could convert to a tall trellis of 4 ft.