Gardening in the city usually means space is a premium.
Using a trellis for vine vegetables, such as cucumbers or peas, gives you the
ability to raise a variety of vegetables in a space challenged area.
A trellis can be made out of a variety of materials. I used
PVC pipe and concrete wire because I had them available.
Materials: 4x4 posts, 2x4’s or 1 ½ “ or 2” PVC pipe,
concrete wire.
Tools: Spade, pliers
Instructions:
1. Decide how long you want your trellis to be.
2. Dig holes for supports (
4x4s, pipe, etc.) at least 18 inches deep.
3. Tamp dirt firmly around
supports.
4. Attach concrete wire to supports with wire,
nails or screws, depending on what you are using for supports.
5. Cucumber vines require
about 4 feet of growing room, so make sure it measures 4 feet from the ground
to top of wire.
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