How to Build a Simple Teepee Trellis
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2024
- You can greatly increase the amount of food you can grow in the same space by taking advantage of the vertical area in your garden. For vining crops like Melons and Cucumbers I love to use Simple Teepee Trellis. Today I show you how I install these cheap and effective trellis in my garden. They can even be used for indeterminate tomatoes!
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i have used this for my beans in my raised bed sqf garden and it is a great method for trellising what would normally be a plant that takes up a lot of room into small spaces.
It is such a wonderful way to increase the production of the garden ;)
I love the tepee trellis. I use it a lo in my garden. I am going to put some up for my sweetpeas. I will also do some later in the year for my cucumbers and snake beans. Love them.
That is a great idea to use if for sweet peas !! I have never dedicated one to them before :)
Great tip and nice trellis thanks Stephen.
Thank you my friend !
Super! Good job!
As usual a good video and your garden looks great!
Thank you my friend!
thanks for the video! i may try this next season.
It's a great method my friend
Great information Stephen. That is one of the reasons we grow bamboo. Best wishes Bob.
I wish I could grow bamboo lol.
I could never garden nowadays w/o a few trellis'. They save sooo much space!
I agree so much!! You have seen my garden absolutely filled with them!
I love the tepee GT. info keep up the good work 😎🐤👍👍
Thank you! it works quite well!
i did the teepee trellis thing this year after watching your videos. my canteloupes bush cucumbers honeydew and watermelons are doing spectacular! awesome idea and takes up very little space. keeps the plant off the ground minimizing mold etc. im glad for you that the hail didnt destroy your nice garden. cheers!
I am glad you could use the method ! I love the way they look in about a month as well :)
lol my yard looks like a jungle. my pumpkin is in the same raised bed and went bananas. i learned how to prune it and have 2 pumkins the size of basketballs now. love that compost tea
That is the goal with my garden is to have a healthy jungle of plants!
So simple Steven. I may have to book this in for next year.
Stephen. Sorry
Simple and effective is the name of the game.
Cool Idea !!!
Thank you my friend!
I see how to improve my conduit frame I use for my blueberries. The teepee method looks like the way to go for my beans.
Nice tip Steven, I never seen that kind of tomato netting, where did you find it?
its just a nylon grid type and I have seen it at most garden centers but usually only the dedicated ones unlike a home depot or something. I dont have the name of it though. Sorry
Thanks my friend, probably because I never looked for them, I'll keep my eyes opened ;-)
They are handy and reusable ;)
I cut down about 9 or 10 8ft tall Box Elder saplings a while back. NOW I know what to do with them.
They are great to make trellis with ;)
Is it strong enough to hold cantaloupes?
Very nice! I will try that next year. Do you happen to know any contraptions that keep well meaning acquantances out of the garden? I'm having such a dreadful year with them this year. They seem to totally ignore closed gates, closed doors and written signs of no entry/do not disturb. "well no, that doesn't apply to me, i'm a friend!". Yesterday one of them ripped out all my native herbs and threw away the mulch as a 'surprise' and then turned my cottage patio i have worked years on to establish, into a well scrubbed urban parkinglot when i was away for just one morning. Even the few native wasp orchis didn't survive the onslaught. It's never the strangers who cause trouble. It's the friends and acquantances doing the most damage, trampling and pulling at every darn thing! I've locked the gate now. What a shame i need to be a prisoner on my own soil just to keep it safe. I'm just devastated. I wish i wouldn't feel so bad because she meant well. :(
That sounds horrible. I usually just tell everyone whom goes in there if it's alive it has a purpose. Some times its purpose is to get pulled later but I don't specify !
Haha! :) People...
Send her a bill for the store bought herbs that replaced the ones she tore out! How rude to just assume she "knew" more than you!
lol that is a more direct method ;)
Can this work for butternut squash
Yup
My indeterminates are over 2m tall and nearly uncontrollable even with the stakes.
In that case I would train them back down the side of the teepee.
plans from woodprix are awesome!
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