Steel Garden Obelisk 2m

To anchor a garden obelisk, position it where you want it in your garden and gently press the legs into the soil. Pack the soil to make it firm and compact around the base. If you’re placing the obelisk in a windy area or heavier soil, consider using garden stakes or ground anchors to secure it further. These can be tied or clipped to the obelisk for extra support. Or, for patio containers, choose a large pot and pack the base with heavy compost or gravel to keep the structure steady and stop it tipping over.

Garden obelisks are used to support climbing plants, adding height and structure to your garden. They provide a sturdy frame for annuals like sweet peas and morning glory or perennials like clematis and climbing roses. Beyond their practical use, obelisks are decorative focal points that add vertical interest, breaking up flat planting areas and showcasing flowering climbers. 

An obelisk is perfect for supporting climbing plants that produce colourful flowers or lush foliage. Annual climbers like sweet peas, morning glory, and black-eyed Susan vines grow well on obelisks, as do perennials like clematis, climbing roses, or honeysuckle. These plants not only grow well but also turn the obelisk into a feature that evolves year after year. Choose plants suited to the amount of sunlight in your garden for the best results.