Posts & trellising
Rolled Edge Vertical Line Post
Also called steel vineyard post in the US. Spanish-speaking crews call it poste intermedio.
- US English
- Español (US)
- US English
Vineyard & Orchard Trellising
Vineyard growers and trellis crews across the US call the same anchor or stake differently: a trellis post in California is a trellising post in Washington, and Spanish-speaking workers call it un poste de espaldera. This page lists the names used by American vineyards and trellis suppliers, and Spanish terms on US vineyard sites, each linked to the GV vineyard and orchard product it describes.
US English and Spanish
Every name here was checked against a US trellis supplier, California viticulture guide or regional vineyard reference. Where a region uses a broader or different word, it is left off, so each name points to one product.
Posts & trellising
Also called steel vineyard post in the US. Spanish-speaking crews call it poste intermedio.
Posts & trellising
Also called vineyard posts in the US. Spanish-speaking crews call it poste de acero.
Posts & trellising
Also called crossarm in the US. Spanish-speaking crews call it travesaño.
Stakes & Accessories
Also called training stakes in the US. Spanish-speaking crews call it tutor de hierro.
Stakes & Accessories
Also called screw anchors in the US. Spanish-speaking crews call it anclaje de hélice.
Stakes & Accessories
Also called training stake in the US.
Trellising Accessories
Also called rebar stakes in the US. Spanish-speaking crews call it fierro corrugado.
Trellising Accessories
Spanish-speaking crews call it perno U.
Trellising Accessories
Also called post caps in the US. Spanish-speaking crews call it capuchón.
Trellising Accessories
Also called anchor plate in the US.