trellis

Each of these so-called Canaries will also tow a sort of underwater trellis made of steel wire, known as the Tadpole, tethering together vases in which giant bladder kelp can grow.

The fatigued Paradise Guest House sign was washed-out and the wide front porch with its handcrafted trellis lusted for paint.

A few weeks ago I was balancing precariously on a chair in my backyard, hanging a shimmering side of trout from a wooden trellis so it could dry in the cool air.

But the “head-trained” (as opposed to snaked into a wire trellis) vines in Lodi, Calif., are anywhere from 40 to 100 years old.

Neither are there any terraces and verandahs adorned with elegant trellis-work and flowers, as there are in other warm countries.

Black Hood took to a stout iron trellis, climbed quickly to the second story where he found a bedroom window open.

She leaned close to the trellis, and parting the sprays of clematis that covered it looked into a corner of the room.

In the mosque stands a plain sarcophagus, surrounded by a marble trellis-work.

I stepped into the house straightway, and told Hard Cider to order the trellis lumber for me.