Are you happy with your rose trellis/ tripod

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Posted by luxrosa s.f. bay area, ca (My Page) on

Mon, Sep 2, 13 at 17:58

My neighbor is planting a couple climbing roses and needs a tripod for the shorter one, and a trellis to put another one on. I told her I like wrought iron better than wood because it lasts longer and is stronger. I lost the address of my favorite source for such things. It was in the South.

Do you know of a good Internet source for rose trellises?

Thank you,
Lorene.

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Posted by rosefolly Z9/S16 NCal (My Page) on
Mon, Sep 2, 13 at 19:14

Hi Lorene, my husband Tom makes mine out of copper pipe. If you know someone handy they are not difficult to do. I absolutely love them, especially when they turn green with verdigris.

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Posted by brenda_l_w 10a (My Page) on
Tue, Sep 3, 13 at 10:21

Hi Lorene,

I think you are in the East Bay? I am too and have learned much from your posts. Annie's Annuals has wrought iron arches and tripods for sale. I bought a nice tripod there for a reasonable price a few months back. Maybe they would give you the name of their supplier if you wanted to order directly.

Brenda

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