Diamond Garden Arch

MR. Fothergill's Seeds

£119.99

Create a living garden feature with the VegTrug Diamond Garden Arch. Designed to add height and structure over a pathway or within a border, it features trellis panels at the base that encourage climbing plants to grow naturally upwards and weave over the arch. The sturdy powder-coated steel structure provides reliable support for roses, vines and other flowering climbing plants, allowing the feature to become increasingly covered as your plants establish and grow through the seasons. Dimensions: 131cm wide, 40cm deep and 250cm tall. Materials Care: Made from durable powder-coated steel. Wipe

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