Make THREE amazing trellises for under $100
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- Опубліковано 27 тра 2024
- A step-by-step guide to making custom garden trellises. 🔥 The first 1000 people to use the link will get a free trial of Skillshare Premium Membership: skl.sh/truefoodtv06211 🔥 I show you how to build durable flat and arched trellises with metal fencing instead of cattle panel - perfect for supporting beans, cucumbers, squash and more.
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You can use fence clips instead of zip ties: they are more durable, reusable, and designed to work with steel fence posts. They are cheaper than zip ties too.
I did trellises using wooden sticks and thread made from dry banana leaves and yes it works well .
Your channel and you m'aam are very inspirational and the close to nature appeal is just awesome
You are one of my inspiration to do farming in the near future In an organic way .
Love from india.
What a lovely note! I'm happy that you find inspiration in my videos. Happy farming!
After watching this video I have ZERO questions. That's how well everything was explained. Thanks.
Incredible!! Such an underrated channel! I love the quality and the editing! You’re so amazing and please keep it up ❤️
You're too kind! Thank you so much!
Agreed
Your garden is very beautiful. Your garden is very beautiful
The video shows T-posts but the picture was of a U-post. They are lighter weight and typically cheaper which can be an adequate substitute. However, if you’re in an area with very high winds or strong storms roll through, they can twist and buckle if not secured properly. I use hose clamps; strong, secure, and easily removed if I need to replace a post or move trellis. If you have hard soil a rubber mallet is asking for more work. Metal mallet or post driver will make job, quicker and easier.
I'm sure you could find someone with a truck willing to make a trip. A case of beer can sometimes move mountains.
In some areas with harder soil, a rubber mallet will not work for driving a post into the ground. Use a small sledge hammer instead.
Badge comment! You’ve seen how I do my trellises. But you are Garden Exemplar!! I’ve scaled back massively on the garden this year. No time. Cucumbers are chugging along. Did bush beans instead of long beans which are rock stars. Great video, Nicole. You are a fine woman my friend. That long, beautiful, hair of yours. Have a great weekend. ❤️
Hey, Dwayne! So glad your bush beans are rocking it out for your. My cucumbers are finally starting to slow down to a more manageable pace. I couldn't give them away fast enough these past few weeks!
You can find a “post pounder” for about $35 - it’s a heavy steel tube, closed on one end, with handles on the side - it slides over the post and drives it in. They work great. You may have a “Tractor Supply” near you or they probably have them on Amazon. You want it to be heavy of course.
Fabulous stuff! Thanks for such a detailed breakdown.
2:00 For that gate it would advisable to take pliers and curl those exposed ends back, prevent scratches or eye injury.
I have rubber caps on the ends now (that footage was filmed last year right after I got the gate up)
@@TrueFoodTV Ha! It didn’t seem like you to leave something unfinished 😉🙌🏻
The T-posts have a pre-formed galvanized clip for securing wire fence to the posts. Check your fencing dept of your home center ( not in the garden center) or search Amazon. A bag of 50 is nominal cost UA-cam has videos on how to clip them on. They clip on and off securely so you don't need single use zip ties.
Nicole all I know you can hold my attention you can sale sand in a desert location and a fish to fisherman..
I remember I was hoping you could team up with the lady who knows the Bakers Creek Seeds Company and let's get thier next season news.
Really love their Thornbury Terracotta and Brad's Atomic Grape 🍇
You are my ( also many others ) favorite hosts and thanks for showing and teaching Lady ❤
Items in cart:
1. Steel fence
2. Steel post
3. Cable tie
4. Significant others.
As usual...professional, informative and fun. First-year, new to Texas gardener here. As an artist I got real creative getting my veg off the ground; posts and string. Next season I may switch to the beautiful trellises you created. Keep up the good work!
Sounds like you're off to a flying start!! Happy gardening, and thanks for watching!
Your videos gets my thumb up at the start as I always learn something.
I've a trailer so I do have the 16' cattle panel and love it.
On my 16' hoop cattle panels trailace I have started the climbing zucchini ( not going to try to spell it's name) as you grew.
6' T post are the biggest challenge to setup easy and safer if you have a T post driver tool ( adding the cost) but I to have used the hammer.
I'm trying Luba or "sponge gourges" also for the first time.
I also did the no tilt garden as you taught.
Thanks for the many fine videos you and your hubby has done so well..
Please make a video on silk farming
Glad you have a mazda hatchback and not a pickup truck, much better for the environment.
you can get 4" x 16' cattle panels for about 25 bucks. two t posts per side on the outside of the arch 8 bucks each. 57 bucks total. you can cut the panels and make several vertical walls for boxes. much more economical
Hi Nicole,
Simply amazing and helps so much with your gorgeous garden 🪴
Just started watching this channel. So informative and interesting. Would absolutely love more home gardening videos😍
So glad you found me! More home gardening coming soon!
Ekta from GardenUp is indeed full of information 🌻 We're learning things from all around the world.
I most like because of step by steps... Great info..
Great video. Big fan here. I often show your videos to my students. Inspired me to start my own channel, albeit small. Best Wishes!
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i love seeing your garden... nice idea for my garden..
Keep up the good work. Amazing cinematography & beautiful garden 👏👏
Thank you!!
After looking back into several of these tomato videos, Lady I have to say that I agree with your latest hair color and also say Pretty Ladies are often pretty without changing anything, Love your videos, Yeah you are a great speaker Lady.
Thanks
I'm still waiting for harvesting video because i know that's going to be lit!
Keep making videos maam. I Like your videos. Nice edit
Your garden is absolutely beautiful 😍
Thank you! It's coming along!
I totally love this❤️
This channel deservers more subscribers! Such a quality content!
It's a thumbs up from me! Nicely detailed and cool 😎 📹 🎬
Thank you! Cheers!
Perfect time!
I saw your trellises in another video and wondered how they were made. Thanks!
You are the most wholesome beautiful woman on the entire UA-cam platform I swear ❤❤❤❤
Great design and explanation.
I have a non related - semi related question.
This year many cucumbers came up from my compost soil, so I planted several together. They are growing great and flowering but nothing has fertilized. I get plenty of pollinators (my new cucumbers are already fruiting well)
So my question is, are some second gen. plants a waste of time? Have you grow volunteers from the compost? The volunteer tomatoes are healthy with fruit.
If they don’t product by July I’m going to pull them so they don’t take up so much room.
I plant on making this trellis for my cucumbers that are producing.
Ty!!
Nice work. We call the posts star pickets in Australia. You should invest in a bad ass steel sledge hammer for the post installation and various other household tasks, Macadamia nuts?…….:D
Oh my gosh I was just wondering what to do to make trellises for my leaning tomatoes 😩✨💕🥺 thank you!
There's also a technique called "the Florida weave" that I use for my big tomatoes (I'm using the flat metal trellises this year for the cherry/grape tomatoes) -- check out my tomato tips video from last year. I explain how to do the weave.
@@TrueFoodTV omg thank you so much
Wonderful video ❣️
Thank you!
You inspire me so much ❤❤❤
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A rubber mallet is not the best option for pounding those in, in fact that wouldn't even work where I live. Need a good sledge.
One addition to a good video: the wire ends at the edges should be bent around so you don't get stabbed. It's tedious and not easy, but makes it much safer.
Would a 14 gauge welded wire be too flimsy? I am having a hard time finding a 12.5 gauge. I know you said you wouldn't go thinner than 12.5 but just wondering as it is hard to find in my area. Thank you! I love your videos!
I wish i could build that, the wind in my area would cut that down in one day
Wow, Shawn, where do you live?
I still have those knee pads and use them all the time!
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I wish it was that easy to pound posts into the ground where I live. Volcanic rock inches below. 😭🤦🏽♂️🥴 Beautiful garden by the way and awe inspiring.
I'm going to try to talk my neighbor into doing their grape vine on an arch like yours.
Please do an episode of how does it grow of pakistani mangos.
finally, you show up
trying to grw as much as i can in an Apt in NYC.. fruit flies is the #1 issue and i just rather deal with these pesty little things than get rid of my plants.. Help
Are them long beans stringless?
Big thanks
Yes!
Use galvanized wire instead of zip ties
I subscribe because i kinda want to see this girl more
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What gap ?
How does it grow. OKRA :(
Hey lady, you are so ,so,soooo gorgeous 😍 !
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Context 👍
how is 115 , for under 100 ? Math not needed for gardening.
As I mention in the video, I made lots more things with that amount of wire - more than the three trellises. You watched the full video, right? :)
it sounds like she's got plenty of fencing left over from the three trellises, so the cost for the material used for them is under $100.
You would be better off with a small sledge hammer than a rubber mallet..
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