Category 2000 features our angled cable systems. The plants can be pulled upwards and then guided horizontally over to windows and doors. The vertical part of the support often serves only to guide the trunk of the plant (usually leafless)... a single cable is sufficient. Roses, vines, and clematis love and even need several parallel cables. Particularly strong twiners (like wisteria) thrive best on single cable systems (entanglement is thus avoided). Some plants, especially volubles, can be difficult to train horizontally (they require increased effort to stay in a horizontal position), in which case angled trellis systems are only partially suitable. Find out more under the sections on Climbing Plants and Planning.
Simple, inexpensive basic shape for small heights / widths
Sturdy basic shape for greater heights / widths. With additional mounts, expandable as desired.
Economical version of system 2050, particularly good for areas with narrow / limited space
Economical version of system 2060, particularly good for areas with narrow / limited space.
Classic basic form for vines over windows
For optimal plant development both horizontally and vertically
