Standing 60 in tall on a 28-in by 13-in footprint, this planter puts most of its height above the soil line, where a diamond lattice trellis rises behind the bed and gives climbing plants something to hold from their first tendril. That same lattice takes hanging baskets or seasonal decorations when nothing is climbing, so the frame is not idle out of season. The planter box below has a 26-in by 10.5-in interior with 7.5 in of depth, enough soil volume to keep a mixed planting thriving rather than starving in a narrow trough. Bottom drainage holes carry off excess water so roots are not left standing in it, and the bottom panels themselves lift out, which opens the base to the ground beneath and lets roots run deeper than the box alone would allow. Structurally the frame is solid fir wood reinforced at the joints with metal brackets, a combination that resists deforming or cracking across seasons of sun, rain, and frost far better than wood screwed to wood. Visually the brown wood grain and the diamond lattice pattern read as a garden feature rather than a utility container, adding a decorative element wherever the 14.5-lb frame is placed. Because the whole unit weighs so little empty, one person can carry it into position and fill it in place. A user manual is included.