Driftwood trellis

Driftwood trellis

Trellis made of landscaping timbers and crepe myrtle branches

Last Saturday night, through the magic of the internet, I became aware of an interesting property quite near me which is up for sale. We’re not house hunting but the photos of the garden caught my attention. As luck would have it my plant lust partner Patricia is a real estate junkie and noticed there was an open house/garden tour the very next morning. We were there at 10 am... Driftwood is a common landscape element at the beach in Oregon, not so much in NE Portland. Further indication…

Here are ten options for garden trellises made of such materials as bamboo, twigs, and metal to showcase your finest climbers. Above: A Decorative Lattice

This driftwood hanging planter is easy to make and uses an assortment of pots, macrame, and attachments such as drawer pulls and hooks.

Branch arch, something like this but made with green apple wood.

Exhausted in my search, I decided that building a great big DIY rose trellis would be one of my first outdoor DIY projects at Hawk Hill. I quickly begin to

Charlie Baker's custom rustic designs—fashioned from driftwood and salvaged materials—have graced gardens across the country, as well as the windows of Hermès. We investigate the story behind this innovative landscape designer and furniture maker.

A rustic trellis is one of most beautiful ways to enhance and create a portal into the garden. Finding way to weave together nature and art together, be it whimsical or practical, it allows you to open up your creativity. Here is how to build a rustic trellis.