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looking to buy an arbor for roses and clematis

16 years ago

Hi , I am in Monmouth County and am looking for a wrought iron or cedar arbor that has to support two climbing roses and 2 clematis. Does anyone know where I can get a good quality, but reasonably priced (~~$200) arbors in the area? It is replacing an old one with exising plants; so I need to have it installed before the spring growth! I have checked some local nurseries, but haven't found anything yet.

thanks,

Gila

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classytchr64
16 years ago
There was a question about this on the cottage gardening forum. I thought the arbors from Plow and Hearth were beautiful and pretty reasonable.
Leslie

Here is a link that might be useful: Plow & Hearth: arbors & trellises
gilar
Original Author
16 years ago
Thanks very much for the post and info on plow and hearth ; They do look pretty on the website, but I would still prefer to see it in person before buying one.

Gila
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