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Good things
happen in gardens.

Trellis makes the good things even better. It’s your garden companion for ideas, advice, inspiration, and savings. Trellis remembers your garden and will help you connect more deeply with the things you grow.

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Show Trellis the plants in your living room or a corner of your yard. Advice, ideas, enjoyment, and savings follow.

Show Trellis the plants in your living room or a corner of your yard.
Advice, ideas, enjoyment, and savings follow.

Trellis remembers your spaces and plants.

Using its memory, Trellis offers ideas for your garden — care plans, shopping lists, new ways to enjoy your home and what’s growing.

Using its memory, Trellis offers ideas for your garden — care plans, shopping lists, new ways to enjoy your home and what’s growing.

See it before
you plant it.

Trellis shows you what your ideas
look like, then helps you save
money when you’re ready
to make it real.

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Thursday, October 15
Hello, Jens.
The fiddle-leaf has a new leaf.
SpacesCare ProjectsPlants
Send a photo or ask anythingVisualize this corner
Your spaces 7 spaces
healthy
Living room · 3 plants
2 small things to tend
Pothos, monstera and cactus added. Two quick checks this week.
1 to do
Front porch · 4 plants
Water the baskets
The petunias are thirsty after a dry week.

Your living room, full of green

Trellis took your photo and imagined the room with plants that suit its light.

Your photoMade by Trellis
More ideas for this room
Visualize another space
healthy
Kitchen window · 2 plants
Fresh photo this week
The fiddle-leaf has a new leaf.
needs attention
Back garden · 3 plants
Asking for a little attention
Tomatoes want a stake before the rain.
healthy
Living room · 2 plants
Doing well
Pothos and snake plant, quietly thriving.
healthy
Side yard · 3 plants
1 small thing to tend
The hostas are fading. Time to cut them back.
healthy
Back patio · 3 plants
Doing well
Rosemary loves this dry stretch.
healthy
Dining room · 2 plants
Fresh photo this week
The orchid is blooming again.

Every photo you send adds a space or a plant.

What plants are these?

On the piano, left to right:

  1. Golden Pothos (Epipremnum aureum), trailing down the left.
  2. Monstera (Monstera deliciosa), with split leaves reaching up.
  3. Columnar Cactus, upright in the terra cotta pot.

Beautiful against that cool gray wall. Want me to track these in one of your indoor spaces, or share a quick care note?

Yes, please.
Added to Living room: 3 plants
Reply to Trellis
13:13

Trellis shows you what your ideas look like, then helps you save money when you’re ready to make it real.

The Trellis story

The primrose that reminds you of Bryce Canyon

While Jens was hiking, a small yellow flower caught his eye. He took a photo and asked Trellis if it would grow in his yard. Yes. Now the flower he planted reminds him of beauty, Bryce Canyon, and long-time friendships. All thanks to Trellis.

The Trellis story

The primrose that reminds you of Bryce Canyon

While Jens was hiking, a small yellow flower caught his eye. He took a photo and asked Trellis if it would grow in his yard. Yes. Now the flower he planted reminds him of beauty, Bryce Canyon, and long-time friendships. All thanks to Trellis.

  1. 1
    The trail.Red rock, long views, a day with people he has known for thirty years.
  2. 2
    The photo.“Would this grow in the bed by my front walk in Bend?” Trellis named it: a yellow primrose. It would.
  3. 3
    The plan.A nursery in Bend, three plants, one Saturday morning.
  4. 4
    The garden.Every spring it blooms by the front walk. And every spring it is that hike, and those friends, all over again.
Bryce Canyon, Utah37.6°N 112.2°W
Bend, Oregon44.1°N 121.3°W
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Jens with three old friends on a Bryce Canyon trail at sunrise

The trail. Red rock, long views, a day with people he has known for thirty years.

A small yellow flower on red gravel

The photo. “Would this grow in the bed by my front walk in Bend?” Trellis named it: a yellow primrose. It would.

Would this grow in the bed by my front walk in Bend?
Yes. It is a yellow evening primrose, and it loves Central Oregon sun and lean soil. Want a planting plan for the Front Walk, with where to buy it in Bend?
Yes

The plan. A nursery in Bend, three plants, one Saturday morning.

Yellow primroses blooming in a dark gravel bed by a front walk

The garden. Every spring it blooms by the front walk. And every spring it is that hike, and those friends, all over again.

Things Trellis will help you with

  • DreamVisualize your new garden before you plant anything.
  • InspireGet ideas that fit your light, spaces, and style.
  • PlanTurn ideas into beautifully detailed plans.
  • ShopBring detailed plans to your favorite store.
  • SaveFind the best prices for what you need.
  • InstallGet step-by-step help on planting and care.
  • CareKeep track of what each plant needs this week.
  • ManageSee your spaces and plants beautifully organized.
  • EnjoyFind new ways to enjoy what you grow.
  • ReflectAdmire the beauty you’ve created.

From Molbak’s

The goal isn’t a perfect garden. It’s a richer life in the places you call home.

Jens MolbakSecond generation nursery owner

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