Carrie, I use a spiral topiary frame to contain my Petit Faucon. I also have a chair trellis that supports Roguchi and Arabella. I am contemplating making a wire box next year for three separate integrifolias to grow up and over including Jan Fopma, Rose Colored Glasses, and another one whose name escapes me. I also have Hakuree and Olgae growing inside tomato cages.

I bought two rusty wire cages that are a bit more decorative than tomato cages for Durandii and Pangbourne Pink.

Juuli, Arabella, Petite Faucon and Inspiration grow over and through shrubs. Petite Faucon wants to grow on the ground but the others don't.

Alionushka right now is flattening a Perovskia. She is heavier even in youth than it's stems.

Okay, before I was at the Honda dealership getting the oil changed in my Civic Hybrid.

The support for Petit Faucon, Medley, and Integrifolia Rosea.

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Rusty obelisks that used to house Andante (still a no show from this spring), ochroleuca, and integrifolia the species.

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Durandi grows up this wire fencing cage attached to the birdhouse pole.

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Integrifolia alba grows up and throught the pineapple.

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Hakuree in a tomato cage.
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Rusty chair with Roguchi. Arabella is down lower on the chair.

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Alionushka grows up a japanese maple tree.
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Such a nice collection of supports. I bought two obelisks and still haven't figured out where to put them. I may have to use one for Alionushka.