The 9 Best Garden Arches to Transform Your Backyard

This is an excellent choice for those seeking a garden arch with modern design and clean lines. It’s constructed of steel tubing, with railings on each side that recollect a classic metal bed frame, spray-coated with a glossy black finish. Square feet and ground stakes keep it stable, and all of the hardware and connectors are rustproof.

Customers say that it’s easy to assemble, durable, and well-priced, though some note that they needed to use heavier stakes than the included ones to secure it to the ground.

The white Reinhold vinyl arbor from Arlmont & Co. is a great option for folks who need simplicity and durability. The vinyl material stands up well to rain, UV rays, mold, mildew, warps, and cracks. The garden arch comes in mocha and white to easily match the theme of your yard without clashing.

The arch has a modern, understated design on its side panels that look stylish if this becomes an entryway into your home or yard. The design also serves as an easy climbing spot for any plants you hope fill up your arch.

This garden arch is a great choice if you’re looking for something basic, inexpensive, and versatile.

Made from wrought iron with a black powder-coated finish, the simple design works in a variety of settings, and for multiple purposes, such as planting climbing roses, adding fairy lights for evening gatherings, or covering it with blooms for a wedding.

The garden arch comes with two ground stakes to keep it stable and secure, and it's also on the taller side at over seven feet high.

This French-style gazebo garden arch can easily become the centerpiece of your garden. It’s constructed of wrought iron, with four side panels, a dome to drape plants over, and an optional hook for attaching a hanging plant.

This is an excellent pick for a small backyard, since you can fit a bistro table and chairs inside. Don it with prolific ivies and you’re on your way to a magical garden escape right in your backyard.

This iron arbor has a homey, rustic look that can turn your garden into a beautiful gated space. The arch is simpler than other gated options but the flourish on the sides of the arch and on the gate itself keep it stylish with or without plants.

The garden arch is made of powder-coated iron, which stands up well against rust, corrosion, and faded color over a long period of time. For roots and vines, the bars and scrollwork design also serve as easy spots for growing and climbing.

If you’re in the market for a garden arch to span the length of a walkway, this reasonably priced option is your best bet. It's constructed of rust-resistant tubular steel, with a slightly metallic green finish, and is available in three sizes.

Whether you cover it with flowers or wrap the frame in fairy lights, this frame turns a drab walkway into a plant haven. The assembly is easy, though you’ll need a screwdriver and mallet to get the job done.

This garden arch is both romantic and functional, with a bench flanked by a wide arch featuring scrollwork with a pretty heart design.

The bench is slightly angled for comfort and is wide enough to easily accommodate two people for an intimate chat, but you should grab some outdoor cushions since the metal isn’t comfortable.

The entire structure is steel, and the four posts at the bottom of the arch secure it in the ground with ease.

This vinyl arbor from New England Arbors provides a wider, larger garden arch than the rest, but it still fits nicely in most moderately sized yards. The thick vinyl posts provide added stability once installed and offer significant resistance to wind and rain, though some customers say the vinyl cracked after a while.

The classic lattice design and slatted roof make it easy for vines and climbing plants to work their way through for added aesthetic charm and even some overhead shade. The construction process for the arch requires multiple tools, so make sure to keep this in mind before you start assembling.

This Outsunny wooden trellis is a simple option that shows off a clear aesthetic choice. The chevron shapes down the side provide a look similar to the veins on a leaf and the pergola-style flat top is ideal for vines and foliage.

The garden arch is also surprisingly durable. Each wooden piece is treated with carbonized stainer for water resistance and longevity. All the tools needs for assembly are provided in shipment, so for the building-averse gardeners among us, this is an option that requires far less labor.