A single garden arbor creates an entrance. A pair allows you to create an experience. Position the two Savannah arbors together to establish a longer architectural passage through the landscape, or separate them along a path to repeat the same distinctive shape and create visual continuity.

When configured together as shown, the two arbors create a 105-inch-long garden feature. Train climbing plants over both structures and, as the vines mature, the open framework can develop into a beautiful living canopy.

The pair also provides flexibility in larger landscapes. Use one arbor to mark the entrance to a garden and the second farther along the path, or position them in separate areas to carry the same architectural design throughout the property.

• More architectural impact: Two matching arches create repetition and depth that a single garden arbor cannot.
• Designed for real climbing plants: Open iron gridwork provides numerous points for vines to attach and spread as they mature.
• Flexible landscape design: Use the arbors together as a longer passage or separately as coordinating garden entrances.
• Heavy-duty iron construction: Substantial metal construction provides a strong framework for mature climbing plants.
• Classic black finish: Black powder-coated iron creates a beautiful contrast with foliage and flowers while complementing traditional and contemporary landscapes.
• Four-season structure: The distinctive arches remain attractive architectural elements even when deciduous vines are dormant.

• Garden walkways: Create repeated architectural rhythm and guide visitors through the landscape.
• Garden rooms: Use the pair to define transitions between different outdoor spaces.
• Landscape entrances: Position one arbor at an entrance and the second farther along the path.
• Living tunnels: Train climbing plants across both structures to develop an increasingly enclosed canopy as plants mature.
• Weddings & events: Create an entrance, walkway or series of photography moments.
• Commercial landscapes: Add repeated architectural structure to vineyards, hospitality properties, courtyards and garden venues.

Heavy-duty iron: Substantial iron construction gives the Savannah arbors the strength and architectural presence expected from a permanent garden feature.

Black powder-coated finish: The classic black finish provides a strong visual contrast against foliage, flowering vines, stone, wood and surrounding landscape materials.

The open gridwork allows plants to weave naturally through the structure while preserving airflow and visibility. When plants are dormant, the repeated black arches continue to provide architectural structure throughout the landscape.

Material: Heavy-duty iron construction designed for outdoor installation and climbing plant support.

Finish: Black powder-coated finish for a classic architectural appearance in the landscape.

• Assembly care: Use care during assembly to avoid scratching or marring the finish.
• Cleaning: Rinse accumulated dirt and pollen as needed and allow the structures to dry.
• Seasonal check: Periodically inspect the structures and ground anchors to ensure both arbors remain securely positioned.

Does this listing include two complete garden arbors?

Yes. This listing includes 2 matching H Potter Savannah Garden Arbors.

How long is the two-arbor configuration?

When configured together as shown, the two arbors create a combined length of 105 inches.

What are the dimensions of each arbor?

Each Savannah arbor measures 84.5 inches high × 64.5 inches wide × 52.5 inches deep, with a 49-inch front opening and 77.6-inch opening height.

Do the arbors include ground anchors?

Yes. The set includes 16 primary 18-inch ground spikes plus 4 outer stabilizing spikes.

Can the arbors support climbing roses and mature vines?

Yes. The heavy-duty iron construction and open gridwork are designed to provide substantial support for mature climbing plants.

Do I have to use the two arbors together?

No. They can be positioned together to create a longer garden passage or used separately as matching garden entrances and landscape features.

Is assembly required?

Yes. Assembly is required for both arbors before installation.