At 72.5 in tall the structure climbs well past head height on a footprint of only 35.5 in by 17.5 in, which is the trade this design makes: vertical growing space in exchange for almost no floor. A diamond lattice trellis runs up the back for climbing plants to take hold of, and above it a hanging roof extends 9.5 in outward, giving somewhere to suspend hanging baskets or decorations clear of the bed below. That overhang is the part a plain trellis cannot offer, since it puts the hanging point in front of the plants rather than among them. The planter box underneath has a 33-in by 15-in by 10-in interior, deep enough for various plants to root and grow better rather than staying shallow, and it carries up to 66 lb of soil. A bottom drainage hole ensures good water drainage and ventilation so the root zone does not stay saturated. Every surface is 100% natural fir wood coated with a safe, healthy painting that does not harm the plants growing against it, and the frame is thickened with sturdy metal connections that hold the 22.5-lb structure stable when it is loaded and tall. Round corners are kept safe to prevent injury from accidental collisions in a tight space. The natural wood grain and diamond lattice fences give the whole piece a look that is beautiful and charming rather than purely functional.