If you’re looking to add both height and variety to your garden, we think the Amagabeli Garden Trellis for Climbing Plants makes a stylish addition to most outdoor spaces, earning our top spot on this list. Standing about 5 feet tall, this iron trellis is perfectly sized for climbing or long-stemmed plants such as roses and clematis. Delivery is Mainland UK and excludes The Highlands and Isle of Wight, Isle of man and Channel Islands. Whatever your reason for hiding drain pipes, doing so can help protect your home and your plumbing system. How to Hide Drain Pipes in Yard Step by Step Guide Step 1: Plan Where You Want to Hide Your Drain Pipes

One major plumbing issue that can affect your home’s appearance and function is visible pipes. This can be an unsightly problem and a functional one if the pipes are in areas where they are constantly being bumped or jostled. However, there are a few ways to ensure your drain pipes are hidden properly to avoid these issues. If a collection needs to be arranged, this will be made for a weekday only, between standard working hours. If you are not able to be at home when the collection is to be made, we can arrange for goods to be collected from a safe location at your request. When correctly mounted, there will be a 10-cm gap between the metal garden trellis and the façade. This allows water to drain away easily from behind the wall-mounted trellis and also ensures that air can circulate well, which will prevent dampness from developing. Using one of our metal wall trellises really is the best choice for both the façade and for the climbing plants that will come to make the garden trellis their home. Metal wall-mounted trellises require no further care or maintenanceA metal wall trellis can be a wonderful way of adding interest to a house wall or creating a focal point in your garden. Climbing roses and other climbing plants also appreciate the stability of such a structure, making a wall-mounted trellis the perfect garden structure for rose growers and enthusiasts. A drain pipe is a pipeline installed beneath the ground that helps direct water away from structures and prevents flooding. They are a key component of any effective drainage system and are typically made from durable materials such as PVC or concrete. While leaving your home’s drain pipes exposed in the yard may be tempting, there are several good reasons to hide them beneath the soil. First and foremost, buried pipes are less likely to freeze during cold weather, which can cause extensive damage. There are a variety of materials you can use to hide your drain pipes. Some of the most popular options include: Paint:

While this trellis has so many stylish touches, there is still plenty of room for your tomato plants, and other vine or climbing plants to thrive. You can even plant flowers at the bottom while having plenty of room for vines to grow tall and all around the structure. Although assembly is required (and may require two people depending on the size), once it is put together, it is freestanding and will stand up on its own once placed in a pot, planter, or even firmly in the ground.Drain pipes come in various sizes and shapes, depending on the intended application. For example, some pipes are designed to collect stormwater runoff, while others are meant for sewage or irrigation purposes. The trellis comes fully assembled and ready to use right out of the box. Both the height and length are adjustable, which means it can be expanded as your plants grow. The trellis folds up for easy storage, which is another convenient feature. To better suit your gardening needs, it's also available in two sizes: The smaller version measures 48 x 12 x 12 inches; the larger structure is 60 x 14 x 14 inches.