Are the two outside ones supposed to be leaning at those crazy angles?

In any case, they are very nice and make me wish I had a Costco card.

I know that looks dumb. You would think the photographer would have cared.

They're Italian obelisks.

Makes me wish we had a Costco. I think they are better than our BJs and Sams.

Very pretty.

Do you mean Italian like the leaning tower of Pisa, Polly?

Yes'm.

Lucky me! My favorite shopping partner, Calif_Sue, happens to have a Costco card, so we went there today and I bought the set of three obelisks. They don't lean at a rakish angle at all and they cost only $41.92 for all three. I'm delighted!

I ended up buying 3 sets on 3 different days. I just keep thinking about how much $ I have saved!

Anna, I was just walking through the garden and wishing I had bought another set or two. They really are great for the price.

Well, 2 more sets coming right up as soon as I stop by there again this week!

You are the best friend on earth.

boojum said:Here are trellises I designed and hired the kids in welding shop at the school where I work to make for me four years ago.

I'm glad to see this thread brought back up. It may be old, but wrought iron and gardens go so well together. I'd love to see more examples.

Not sure why the person above you Karen just quoted boojum's post without adding anything.
So many of the members in this thread no longer visit.

I miss KatG most of all!

always loved her photos!

plantmanager said:I'm glad to see this thread brought back up. It may be old, but wrought iron and gardens go so well together. I'd love to see more examples.

Yeah, I've got a perfect spot for a trellis and my wife would really like either wrought iron or something with thin metal. Poking around the net looking for ideas...

Hi Larry, Pinterest has a lot of great photos and ideas.
https://www.pinterest.com/sear...[]=wrought%7Ctyped&term_meta[]=iron%7Ctyped&term_meta[]=trellis%7Ctyped