Trellis (noun)

A frame of lattice work used to support climbing plants.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from french treillis, of unknown origin.

Examples:

  1. A trellis covered with ivy added a touch of greenery to the garden.
  2. The trellis provided a perfect structure for the roses to climb.
  3. The trellis was a popular spot for birds to perch and sing.
  4. The trellis was decorated with flowers for the wedding ceremony.
  5. The trellis provided a beautiful backdrop for family photos.
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