The slope required some unique maneuvers to apply stain to all surfaces of the trellis!
Above: Kiwi vine beginning to leaf out...
Vacation project. North Carolina.
4 years ago
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That almost looks like the trellis that Jake and I made years ago, except no slope. I have painted mine and repainted over the years, different colors. It's tough to get the top with plants growing on it so I always do it in the spring!
ReplyDeleteLooks like your having fun there Gary!
Love Di ♥