Greenes Fence CritterGuard Cedar Trellis 46.5" (2-Pack) Review (2026)
By The DIYPicks Team · Updated July 2026
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An affordable natural-cedar lattice trellis built for raised beds and edibles, trading long-term durability for looks and food-safe simplicity.
Pros
- Natural cedar is rot-resistant and blends into cottage and vegetable gardens
- Sized to drop into standard 2 ft raised beds and double as a critter barrier
- Untreated, food-safe wood is fine right beside edible crops
Cons
- Shorter 46.5 in height limits it to peas, cucumbers and lighter climbers
- Cedar silvers to gray and eventually rots at the soil line over several seasons
- Push-in stakes are shallow, so it can lean in loose soil or wind
Specifications
| Type | Wood lattice/fan trellis (raised-bed friendly) |
|---|---|
| Material | Natural North American cedar |
| Height | 46.5 in (39.5 in above soil after 7 in stakes) |
| Install | Push stakes into soft soil; fits 2 ft beds |
| Best for | Cucumbers, peas & light vines in raised beds |