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Using trellises can be an easy and generally inexpensive way to enhance the design and beauty in your garden landscape, so get busy and lend a hand in providing the support our climbing plants need.

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A staple among climbing plants, ivy has a somewhat mixed reputation due to its potential to grow out of control. However, when properly maintained, it can bring a charming, rustic look to your garden.

Arbors and trellises can be used for a variety of reasons, said Derek Gardner, an employee at Coastal Nursery & Landscaping, 1240 Eastwood Road.