Trellis

trellis ideas

trellis ideas
  1. What can I use for trellis?
  2. How do you build a free standing trellis?

What can I use for trellis?

The most common examples include cucumbers, pole beans, snow peas and snap peas – who all readily cling to, wind around, or otherwise climb up a trellis. Many other vining and sprawling plants may also appreciate the support of a trellis, including tomatoes, squash plants, melons, and sweet potatoes.

How do you build a free standing trellis?

How to make a freestanding trellis:

  1. Draw a plan for the trellis. ...
  2. Measure and place some steaks where each footer will go.
  3. Install two 'post system' footers.
  4. Place the 4x4's in the footers and tighten with a bolt and nut.
  5. Install post caps on the vertical 4x4s and screw them into place.

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