A planter box and a trellis built as one piece, standing free at 25 by 11 by 48 in without needing a wall or fence behind it to lean on. That matters where there is nothing to fix a trellis to, since the box itself is the anchor and the whole unit can be set anywhere it is wanted and moved later. The trellis above the box is a 36 by 25 in mesh panel, open enough for tendrils to thread through and wide enough that a mature climber has somewhere to spread. Its load capacity also allows plants to be suspended from the frame rather than only trained up it. Below, the box gives 23 by 8.5 by 6 in of planting room, generous for a unit this narrow, and a drain hole in the base releases water that would otherwise sit around the roots and rot them. Everything is 100 percent solid wood, and fir is chosen here for the balance of weight and rigidity: the finished planter comes to 10.5 lbs, light enough to carry out and set up alone, while remaining stable once loaded with soil. The dark brown finish is weather resistant for use outdoors through the season. A balcony, a garden or a yard all suit it, and it brings a pastoral look to a yard corner that a plain pot cannot. It ships with an instruction book and goes together easily.