Garden Trellis

Te compartimos algunas ideas prácticas de cómo hacer crecer tus cultivos de forma vertical, ideal para cuando tienes falta de espacio.

The Large Hubble Trellis has this unique design is unlike anything on the market and is only available from Alumacart. It's a great Trellis for anyone!

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Set up in the kitchen garden is key to success. This is the secret our Founder, Nicole Burke, learned as she set up hundreds of raised bed kitchen gardens for her clients of her Houston based company, Rooted Garden.  Now, a successful kitchen garden set up is possible for you too with garden supplies and materials in t

Sorry about the delay. Life - you know - ummm, well, anyway. Here is the next step. Now, the book tells me to glue the joints with pvc cement. I bought the supplies to do it but I am thinking about not gluing the pieces together. Just drilling some holes and screwing them together. The advantage to me is that I can disassemble them later. If something gets damaged, I can easily replace the broken part. However, living in a climate that is prone to severe thunderstorms, tornadoes and blizzards means these should be very sturdy to stand up to strong winds. Would the joints be strong enough with just a few screws through them? Then again, nothing will stand up to a tornado anyway . . . Any thoughts, friends? Finally, the trellis sheet will be screwed to the frame. I am making four of these so far. I have several ideas on where to put them. I do need some vertical growing space in my vegetable garden this year, since I plan on growing peas, beans, ornamental squash and cucumbers vertically. However, these are so cute, I thought about lining them up along the side of my garage and training some flowering vines up them instead. I am excited to get these finished and in the garden. Just got to wait for the ground to thaw enough to dig the holes. Oh, and I found a plan for pvc garden furniture. The old grey cells are percolating away . . .

I'm always on the lookout for easy trellis ideas. If not easy then at least innovative, something that gets my wheels turning. While I appreciate the creative "pot and piece" stacking here it's not really my style. But it's something I can build upon, and make my own. I'm still not exactly sure how, but I'm enjoying thinking about it. And I love the idea of a grid panel hanging from a horizontal piece. In the same garden (the Eckerdt garden — Deerly Missed — part of the Salem Study Weekend, full post yet to come) was this great re-purposed lampshade / plant cage. I think I might have taken all the fabric off, but maybe they're enjoying seeing how long it takes to decompose? The plant being protected is an Oak, Quercus robur 'General Pulaski'. Maybe it's because of my background in lighting (and memories of sweet old ladies who needed to replace their disintegrating silk lampshades and were overwhelmed by the choices) but this just makes me smile. Another garden we toured that weekend (Schreiner, yes...a future blog post) used this simple rebar design... I really like this one and need to shop it around to someone capable of welding. Such a small footprint but rocketing skyward,... Looks like it has other uses besides holding up your vines... One more design, this borrowed from gardenista.com. I don't think I would use bamboo and twine but maybe. Ideas are percolating.... All material © 2009-2016 by Loree Bohl for danger garden. Unauthorized reproduction prohibited and just plain rude.

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Re-purpose a wood pallet into a quick and sturdy DIY cucumber trellis — no tools required. It gives space for the plants to grow and makes harvesting an easy task....

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