• Versatile 6-foot height: Tall enough to create vertical impact while remaining easy to incorporate into a wide range of garden settings.
• Three-dimensional climbing support: Unlike a flat trellis, the Beaumont gives climbing plants multiple sides to grow upward and around.
• Substantial iron construction: At approximately 22 pounds, the Beaumont provides a sturdy framework for climbing plants and garden displays.
• Compact footprint: The 11.5" inner base makes this obelisk particularly useful where you want height without taking up a large amount of planting space.
• Ground anchoring included: Four 9" ground spikes help secure the obelisk when installed in suitable soil.
• Decorative year-round: The iron framework and stately finial remain an architectural garden feature even when climbing plants are dormant.

The Beaumont is a particularly versatile choice when you want the architectural look of a garden obelisk without the scale of one of H Potter's taller models. At 72 inches high with an 11.5-inch inner base, it adds meaningful vertical structure while preserving valuable planting space around it.

That combination makes the Beaumont useful in traditional garden beds as well as patios, courtyards, terraces, and other areas where space may be limited.

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The open iron framework provides multiple points for guiding climbing plants upward, helping foliage and flowers develop around the obelisk rather than along a single flat surface.

The Beaumont gives you more options than simply placing an obelisk in the center of a flower bed. Its combination of height and compact proportions allows it to become part of the overall landscape design.

• Create a focal point: Position one Beaumont among lower-growing plants to draw the eye upward.
• Grow a vertical display: Train climbing roses, clematis, or flowering vines around the framework.
• Frame a garden entrance: Use a pair to add symmetry and definition to a pathway or entrance.
• Add depth to a border: Position the obelisk behind lower plantings to create layers of height and texture.
• Use in a large planter: The compact base makes the Beaumont an option for appropriately sized containers where additional vertical support is desired.
• Repeat throughout the landscape: Multiple obelisks can create rhythm and help visually connect separate planting areas.

For additional inspiration, see our guide to designing a circle garden and discover how vertical elements can help organize and define a planting area.

The Beaumont's 6-foot height and relatively compact base give gardeners flexibility when planning vertical displays. In addition to traditional in-ground placement, it can be incorporated into a sufficiently large and stable planter to create height on a patio, terrace, or courtyard.

When using an obelisk in a container, choose a planter with enough size and weight to support the structure, soil, and mature plant. Consider exposure to wind and the eventual weight of the climbing plant when selecting your location.

For more ideas on using containers as architectural elements, explore 5 Tips for Making Plant Containers Count.

The Beaumont features H Potter's signature charcoal brown powder-coated finish with hand-rubbed black detailing. The layered finish creates a warm, dimensional appearance designed to complement foliage, flowers, stone, brick, wood, and other natural landscape materials.

As climbing plants fill the framework, the darker iron structure settles naturally behind foliage and flowers while continuing to provide support. When seasonal plants are dormant, the decorative framework remains visible as part of the garden's architecture.

One Beaumont can add a strong vertical accent to a garden bed or container. A pair can frame an entrance or pathway, while several repeated throughout a landscape can establish rhythm and visual continuity.

Each Beaumont is sold individually, allowing you to choose the number and placement that best suits your garden.

How tall is the H Potter Beaumont Garden Obelisk?

The assembled Beaumont measures 72 inches tall, or 6 feet.

What is the Beaumont Garden Obelisk made from?

The Beaumont is constructed from heavy-duty iron with H Potter's charcoal brown powder-coated finish and hand-rubbed black detailing.

How large is the base of the Beaumont?

The inner base measures approximately 11.5 inches, giving the Beaumont a relatively compact footprint for a 6-foot-tall garden structure.

How much does the Beaumont weigh?

The Beaumont weighs approximately 22 pounds.

Are ground spikes included?

Yes. The Beaumont includes four 9-inch ground spikes to help secure the obelisk when installed in suitable soil.

What climbing plants work well on the Beaumont?

The Beaumont can support climbing roses, clematis, honeysuckle, jasmine, flowering vines, and other climbing plants appropriate for your local growing conditions.

Can I use the Beaumont Garden Obelisk in a planter?

Its compact base can make the Beaumont suitable for an appropriately sized and stable planter. Choose a container capable of supporting the combined weight and height of the obelisk, soil, and mature plant, and consider wind exposure when choosing placement.

Can the Beaumont be used without climbing plants?

Yes. The six-foot iron framework and decorative finial give the Beaumont architectural presence even without plants, making it useful as a freestanding vertical garden accent.

What is included with the Beaumont Garden Obelisk?

Each purchase includes one Beaumont Garden Obelisk and four 9-inch ground spikes. Plants, planters, and decorative accessories are not included.