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- Use the vertical space for easier access
to plants.
- Select self-clinging plants to avoid
the need for tying in.
- Using 'Velcro'
plant-ties saves fiddling with string.
- Choose climbers that need less pruning
and maintenance.
- Use the pergola for a comfortable shaded
area for sitting.
- Use treated timber or recycled plastic
- it will last much longer and need less maintenance.
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