Give your garden fence a facelift or hide an unsightly spot with the expandable artificial photinia trellis. Packed with dense deep green and red UV stable foliage, the expandable willow trellis flexes to screen surfaces big and small.
Our standard delivery service costs £5 (free when you spend £75) and takes between 2-4 working days. Upgraded delivery services may be available based on your location.
Some locations may cost extra and take a little longer. For more information visit our delivery page here.
Returns
If the product isn’t suitable or you simply don’t like it, you can return it to us for a full refund.
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Unpainted fences, plain walls, bin stores... the list of less-than-pretty spots outdoors is almost endless. Our photinia expanding foliage trellis is an instant solution for screening or breaking up these areas. Expand it to size and tie it to a screw and voila.
Our photinia trellis has an incredibly dense covering of foliage (up to 5x more than cheaper versions), is beautifully detailed with multi-tone green and red foliage and is packed with UV blockers making it suitable for prolonged outdoor use.
Natural photinia grows rapidly and rather large - requiring regular pruning and has a natural nemesis known as leaf spot that has the potential to decimate the foliage . Fortunately, there’s no pruning here and more chance of growing flowers on the moon than our faux photinia falling victim to leaf spot.
The photinia foliage is tied onto a heavy-duty expanding willow trellis which is super-flexible and can expand and contract to fill your space.
There's no definitive size, however the maximum width is 260cm (which makes the height 90cm) and moderately stretched is 180cm wide (which makes the height 110cm). At 200cm, or 2m wide, the overall height is approximately 100cm, or 1m.
Of course, you can stretch or contract the panel to suit your needs. Just be aware that when the width increases, the overall height reduces a little too. Stretching the panel also slightly decreases the density of the foliage... though it's not particularly noticeable for this product.
You can mount the photinia artificial expanding screen horizontally and vertically. When you mount it vertically, you will need to fix the bottom edge otherwise the panel will keep expanding until it is fully stretched.
Our expanding trellis screening is a flexible willow frame. It expands and contracts to fit your space. The faux-liage is attached using lightweight green garden wire which is woven around the frame.
To attached your artificial screening to a surface like a wall or fence, pop a screw or nail into the surface. Then loop some garden wire around the edge of the willow frame and tie it to the fixing. Repeat this for all four corners... and perhaps somewhere in the middle for total support.
Alternatively you can simply lean it against your surface and pop something in front of it to stop it falling over.
The cost of expanding foliage screens is decided by the amount and quality of foliage. The more foliage, the more coverage you get once the trellis is fully expanded.
Our artificial photinia screen has almost twice as much foliage as the pink gardenia option we stock here, and up to 5x as much foliage as extremely low prices options you may see in the supermarket. That means even when fully stretched, it's incredibly dense.
The foliage on our screening is top notch too. It's intricately detailed, rich in colour and packed with UV blockers meaning it'll last well in direct sunlight.
We have a whole range of privacy options from bamboo, to green walls and expanding trelis. You can find our full range of artificial privacy screening here.
Did you know?
Did you know: Photinia was first introduced to England via the world-famous Kew gardens in 1804🏡
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