Gardener's Supply Company Deluxe Cucumber Trellis (Red) | Powder Coated Steel Vegetable Support - 32” W x 46” H

Easy to put together and it does what it should. I am going to have a bumper crop of cucumbers, zucchini, peas and green beans this year!

Pretty easy to assemble. Doesn't have to be set up as pictured. I attached mine to a post on each side and have it straight up, one supporting acorn squash, another supporting butternut squash. I have a third one that I bought 4-5 years ago supporting cucumbers and it still looks like new. I don't leave the trellises out in the wintertime. Worth the money!

I purchased this trellis in 2021. I live in Ohio and this stays outside year round. Five years later, it still looks great. I have purchased other less expensive trellises and they rusted in less than a month. That is why I stick with Gardener’s Supply for my trellises. I just purchased their pepper/tomato support ladder trellises.

I have had one from this company for about 5 years. I ordered 2 more so I can grow telegraph cucumbers. They are perfect for my garden. The company is very good to work with, as one of them came missing the connecting springs. I sent a message and they sent the springs. I'm ready for my spring garden.

To assemble: Note: The kit consists of 4 panels (2 male and 2 female), and four springs. 1. Attach each male panel to each female panel. 2. Snap two tabs, located on each male panel, on to the wire of each female panel, to secure panels, using your fingers and thumbs. You will now have two large panels. 3. Put the two panels side by, fully touching each other (like two slices in a loaf of sliced bread). Important: orient each panel so that the flat sides of each panel touch. If a side with “ bumps” touches a flat side, this will prevent both panels from lying as close to each other as possible, making it difficult to add springs. 4. With panels facing you, begin winding on a spring clockwise, from the right hand side. 5. Continue winding spring clockwise until the spring is just short of the half way point of the panel. 6. Note: Springs will wind on easily, without force, when this procedure is followed exactly. Wind on a second spring, also in a clockwise direction, but as soon as the spring is fully wound in, leave it at the right corner. 7. Repeat step 6, except turn springs counter-clockwise from the left side of the panels. Note to manufacturer: 1. Figure 3 should be referenced before figure 4. 2. Eight “ U” shaped hooks should be supplied to avoid having to bury the bottom of the panels in the dirt. 3. Would have given 5 stars but one of the panels was longer than the others, making assembly more difficult.

These are strong and sturdy. I recommend.

Makes the garden look great and managed

These are pretty good quality. Only gave them 4 stars cause a little difficult to put together. Figured it out, but took me a while. Even though it was tricky, I would recommend and buy again in future.