I've always thought Obelisks were so cool! But buying one just seemed silly when making one is pretty straight forward. For less than the cost of one, we built two!
We used pine wood and a good outdoor stain to keep them from rotting.
Electric miter saw or circular saw
Drill
Drill bits and drivers
Paint brush
Pencil
Tape measure
Materials
8 two-by-two lumber, each 8-foot
2 one x two 8 foot pieces
Wood glue
Paint or stain
1 box 3-inch exterior screws
I love the height and structure they give to this bed and I can't wait to plant Clematis and Roses inside. Will have to update soon!
xo
Wood glue
Paint or stain
1 box 3-inch exterior screws
We didn't follow some formula online, but there are plenty of DIY websites out there describing the process.
I used a solid rose colored outdoor stain by Cabot. I thought it would be fun to have a pop of color in the garden and not a use a traditional color.
I love the height and structure they give to this bed and I can't wait to plant Clematis and Roses inside. Will have to update soon!
xo
Cathleen














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