Bamboo Plant Support Structures
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- Master Gardener intern Joel Warren shows how to construct trellises and support structures for your plants with bamboo.
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The most exciting instructor on UA-cam right here people!! Get out your note pads and prepare for a mental journey.
Thank you…a man who gets to the point without trying to be artsy and folksy.
Thank you for such a well organized presentation. You are a very good teacher
Thank you so much! My family really appreciates the great tutorial 💕
Great work, many wonderful ideas. Love being frugal.
thank you so much!
this video is so meaningful! I'll definitely try!!
Excellent ideas. Thanks.
I need this. I have bamboo soon to be gone and a garden
Thankyou for that nice video, I have some old bamboos from many years ago they have not rooten from what I can see but they have a matt like look and that there appears to a layer of something on it, does look like mould and I can't wipe it off don't know what it is.
It is ok to use bamboo in this condition it won't damage or cause an infection to my plants?
Nice job!
Thank you- great vidpeo😊
Gracias por tu video!
I love it...have lots of bamboo
This is fabulous, thank you.
Great info but I have one question.... is there any chance of freshly cut bamboo rooting itself into the ground? I'm in the process of building a trellis now and was wondering if the bamboo needed to cure first.
Did you find an answer?
@@SamKrish8984 I built a beautiful 24' long trellis that's still holding up nicely through the seasons and is a pleasure to look at through my window in the off-season. I put 2' long, 3/8" rebar into the ground and cut the bamboo so that it would go over it at the joint after drilling a hole into the thick joint. I figured it would give it the strength it needed and not split that way. So to answer your question, I didn't end up burying the end of the bamboo. Problem solved, but my question remains unanswered! I have cattle panel trellises as well but the bamboo is definitely more aesthetic.
Thank you very much for your inputs. I shall look up about your method too.
Thank you! Great Video.
That was very helpful. Thanks!
Now just add electroculture with copper to them and you have healthier plants and soil.
awesome. great vid
Thank you!
If it’s touching the ground doesn’t the bamboo start growing roots
How does one become a Master Gardener intern? Dreamjob haha thanks for the video, great tips.
Sign up for Master Gardener training in your county. Once you complete training, you are a Master Gardener Intern until you fulfill the service requirement. Then you are a Master Gardener. Your "pay" is passing the joy of gardening onto others and serving your community - Master Gardeners are volunteer educators for the state land grant universities.
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