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  • 22-07-2013 7:58pm
    #1
    2012paddy2012
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    See pics .. I was thinking of putting an hard wood trellis from shed roof onto two wooden "poles" see pic! Over cemented area marked out ( it will cemented tomorro) I have a couple of climbers against the shed growing well at mo, one is a honeysuckle ( nice scent ) room for 3:4 more ... Suggestions of nice scented climbers .. Appreciated ... ! I have a swing type relaxer that I will be putting on cemented area when it drys I just want to have scented flowers growing up each side and over the "trellis roof" so it will be a nice area to " chill" on a nice day ... If anyone has ideas of a cheap reliable alternative to the items I intend to use please let me know .... Pics attached !
    Many thanks
    Paddy


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  • #2
    Tulipout
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    Rambling rose, Clematis Armandi or Wisteria.

    Your trellis could be made by yourself out of pressure treated lenghts of 1.5"x1.5". Making them yourself would give you more play and a better fit to what you have fixed, ie your shed and posts.


  • #3
    2012paddy2012
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    Tulipout wrote: »
    Rambling rose, Clematis Armandi or Wisteria.

    Your trellis could be made by yourself out of pressure treated lenghts of 1.5"x1.5". Making them yourself would give you more play and a better fit to what you have fixed, ie your shed and posts.

    Yeah your right many thanks for plant suggestions ... I am going to woidies later ..to try get something like this and bury them in the concrete ... I wonder gave you any ideas other than this type if post !? Thks ps ... See pic ...


  • #4
    Tulipout
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 134 ✭✭Tulipout


    From reading your first post that's the type of fitting I had in mind. Or an alternative would be to dig a little deeper where you are setting your posts and not bother with the fitting, just wrap the ends of the posts with plastic.


  • #5
    2012paddy2012
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,880 ✭✭✭2012paddy2012


    Tulipout wrote: »
    From reading your first post that's the type of fitting I had in mind. Or an alternative would be to dig a little deeper where you are setting your posts and not bother with the fitting, just wrap the ends of the posts with plastic.

    Ah thanks a lot ... I just see in b and q they have metal fittings I think I will get two and fill them in with cement just to keep them fixed securely ... I see 8 foot posts as well that will fit in to them hopefully when cement is dry they will just slot in and you place two bolts in to secure them ! If I get that much done today I will post a pic in the morn! And then have a think about the "roof" I like the idea of rambling roses with scented flowers trailed accross the top ! With me underneath on my swing !! Thanks again for your advices addy


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