HIGHLIGHTS
- For today’s NYT Strands theme, “Trellis Beauties,” you need to find flowers that are designed to grow vertically in a Trellis (structure made of intersecting pieces of wood or metal).
- The Spangram for today is just six letters long, starting from C and ending with R.
- MO, JA, CL, WI, and SW are the two initial letters of the remaining five words for today’s edition.
NYT Strands is probably the easiest and hardest game at the same time for me, as getting the first word is always tricky, and finding the remaining ones is usually not.
For today, you need to find just six words including the Spangram (theme’s special phrase/word), so the words are definitely longer than usual days.
As today’s theme is Trellis Beauties, if you know what Trellis means, you can solve the puzzle quite easily.
Trellis Beauties Meaning In NYT Strands (June 30, 2025)
A trellis is an architectural structure primarily made from wood and an open framework to support plants.
If you think of beauties in Trellis, it’s most probably about the flowers. For today’s case, it is not different. Additionally, the structure is designed to support vertical plant growth.
Today’s Strand theme is “Trellis Beauties.”
To save you time, we have listed all six answers of today’s theme, including the Spangram.
- MOONFLOWER
- JASMINE
- CLEMATIS
- SWEETPEA
- WISTERIA
- CLIMBER (Spangram)
Today’s puzzle was a bit straightforward for me, as I quickly found the initial word “Flower” (bottom corner), which matched the theme, and discovered other words accordingly.
If you want to try other games from the Publication, make sure to check Connections, Wordle, and Crossword.
Additionally, all games refresh at midnight; if you’re a Night Owl, you can hop right in and play your favorite game. The most popular one is currently Wordle. You can try it if you haven’t tried anything apart from Strands.
