A latticed structure for training climbing plants upon; a trellis.

A similar framework used as a support upon which fruit trees or climbing plants are trained.

Horticulture. = palisade, n. 1b. Also more generally: any protective hedge. Obsolete.

A lower espalier parallel to an ordinary espalier or to a fruit wall.

Horticulture. An espalier; a row of trees or shrubs clipped to form an ornamental hedge, esp. as an edging for an alley. Now historical.

= espalier, n. 1.

Latticework; a framework upon which vines or ornamental plants are trained; a trellis.

Wood or metal work consisting of light crossbars; = trellis, n. 1. Hence, anything resembling this in structure or pattern. Also attributive.

A kind of latticework or framework of stakes upon which fruit trees or ornamental shrubs are trained; also the stakes individually.

A thing used in training. Horticulture. A structure directing growth in a desired shape or direction; a frame on which plants are trained.

Horticulture. Short for balloon trellis at compounds 3a. Obsolete.

concrete. Trellis-work, a trellis.

a stand for supporting a potted palm.

Originally and chiefly British. A conical framework of sticks or poles used to support climbing plants.