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DIY show producer and host, and a licensed contractor, recently designed a wooden arbor as part of a multi-project do-it-yourself brochure.
"Garden structures are a great way to call attention to a certain area of the yard •- perhaps the back patio, a quiet corner, or maybe a pretty area near a fragrant tree -- while they also provide an inherent sense of calm and quiet,” says Staggs.
“What’s great about this arbor is that the whole family can get involved," says Staggs. “And the options are unlimited'You can take an existing plant from a pot and transfer it to the arbor, or plant something brand new and watch it take hold and grow throughout the spring."
A long-time wood fan, Staggs chose pressure treated Southern Pine for his arbor. “Wood is an authentic product: it’s real, it’s genuine and it’s natural. It's also one of the only naturally renewable products on the market."
So get started now: Buy some lumber from your local dealer, grab your favorite tool box. gather the kids, and build Mom an arbor. The
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