Garden Arbors

Garden arbors help create a stunning focal point and a welcoming entrance to your outdoor space. Whether you are looking to frame a garden path, highlight a front walkway, or provide a sturdy trellis for climbing plants like roses and wisteria, our wooden arbors offer the perfect blend of structural integrity and timeless style.

Choosing the Perfect Material

Cedar Arbors: Perfect for highlighting the natural beauty of wood. Crafted from naturally rot-resistant premium western red cedar for a weather-resistant arbor that you can stain or allow to weather naturally over time
Pressure Treated Pine Wood Arbors: The perfect combination of quality and budget. Pressure treated arbors are engineered to resist decay and insects, making them perfect for high-moisture climates or installations where the wood is in direct contact with the soil.

Frequently Asked Questions

Beyond daily backyard aesthetics, our outdoor arbors serve as the perfect backdrop for life’s special moments. From decorative wedding arbors to arched structures that define "outdoor rooms," these pieces add vertical interest and value to your property. Designed for easy assembly and built to withstand the seasons, our arbors are the ultimate upgrade for any green space.

Garden Arbors: Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the difference between an arbor and a pergola?

While both add structure to a garden, an arbor is typically a smaller, arched or flat-top gateway used to frame an entrance or walkway. It often features lattice side panels to support climbing plants. A pergola is a much larger, open-roof structure supported by four or more posts, usually designed to provide shade over a patio or seating area.

2. How do I anchor a garden arbor so it doesn't blow over?

To ensure your arbor is wind-resistant, we recommend one of three methods:

Concrete Footings: For permanent installations, set the posts in 12–18 inches of concrete.
Metal Ground Stakes: Use heavy-duty steel auger hurricane stakes drive deep into the ground to secure your arbor even during high winds.
Surface Mounting: If placing on a deck or patio, use specialized metal post anchors to bolt the structure directly to the wood or concrete.

3. Which plants are best for growing on a garden arbor?

The best plants are those that naturally "climb" or "twin." Popular choices include:

Perennials: Climbing Roses, Clematis, Honeysuckle, and Wisteria (note: Wisteria requires a very heavy-duty arbor).
Annuals: Morning Glories, Sweet Peas, and Moonflowers for quick, seasonal coverage.
Edibles: Grapevines or climbing beans for a functional, edible landscape.

4. Does a cedar arbor need to be stained or painted?

Western Red Cedar is naturally rot-resistant and can be left untreated where it will eventually weather to a beautiful, rustic silvery-gray. However, if you want to maintain the original warm wood tones or match your home's trim, we recommend applying a UV-rated exterior stain every 2–3 years.