noun
definition
A framework in the form of a passageway of columns that supports a trelliswork roof; used to support and train climbing plants
definition
Such a framework employed to provide shade, especially over a patio.
Examples of pergola in a Sentence
Further garden areas include a pergola with pleasant seating; a fish pond; an ornamental pond and a Japanese garden.
One of the gardens has a pergola, covered with climbing plants, providing restful shade.
Outside A door from the kitchen leads onto Large terrace with vine covered pergola.
There are many reasons of building a pergola in your garden.
A popular building material for a wooden pergola is Western red cedar.
Phase 2 concentrated on the much-loved Rose Garden, creating new rose and shrub beds with arches for climbing roses and a new pergola.
The lovely pergola is ideal to sit outside admiring the surrounding landscape.
Having explored this area on both its levels exit under the small pergola at its western side.
Four attractive stone archways with double doors lead from a vine-covered pergola into the spacious living area.
An oak pergola, hung with ship's rope, leads away from the house to the Rose Lawn.
There is a brick set and paved patio area with timber pergola, taking full advantage of the splendid views.
Construction of a feature pergola and steps leading from the front door to the garden.
Large ground floor covered with a wood pergola, sea views can be seen from all floors including the roof terrace.
The climate is dry and in summer a light easterly breeze often cools evenings spent dining under the wisteria pergola.
Wide steps lead upto the formal gardens under a large pergola adorned by mature wisteria.
Winter is an ideal time for this task because you can easily clear the vine away from the arbor, arch or pergola and inspect it carefully.