GROWNEER 3 Pcs 43" Garden Trellis for Potted Plants Metal Trellis for Climbing Plants Outdoor Indoor Vertical Shape Plant Support with 20 Pcs Cable Ties for Houseplant Flower Vines Ivy

I love the size and price of these. Thery are pretty sturdy and hope my plants up well!

I like the simplicity of these trellises. Good quality, looks good, no complaints thus far. No set up or building required.

This is our first year doing a garden and we needed trellises for our cucumbers. these are good spacers in between our large trellis but the quality of sturdiness isn't quite strong enough to bare the cucumbers on its own. great for the price and quantity though! will work well as addition walls for climbing but not the main source.

I have been looking for a cost efficient way to trellis some of my vines in containers. These are the perfect size to support the vine yet they are not too large.

These do the job, but not worth almost $30!

I use this trellis to stabilize one of my indoor plants. It looks great and I used the ties to secure the long limbs and keep them off the floor.

Perfect for what I needed in my smaller pots.

First order was shipped through USPS and showed delivered but I never received it. Must have been delivered to an incorrect address and USPS couldn't figure out where it went. Luckily Amazon customer service was fantastic, as always, and sent me a replacement. Delivered by Amazon the second time.I wasn't sure if I would like the design of the trellis but now I've changed my mind! The three vertical prongs that go into the pot actually provides much better support than the usual two-pronged trellises I've used and because they're angled toward the center, I can actually fit them in my smaller 3.5-4" pots. Will be using these mainly for my vining Hoyas indoors. The metal on the trellis is thinner than what you would find sold at nurseries, but still very sturdy and at a fraction of the price. It works perfectly for my needs as a trellis for vining houseplants. Not sure if I would use it to trellis large outdoor plants like indeterminate tomatoes, but might work for the shorter/smaller determinate varieties?