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Dig a small hole and place a disposable bowl in it. Then pour some vegetable oil and soy sauce into the bowl. You will soon gather hundreds of your rolly pollys.
@@cherylhagan9217 hey! I’m in North Central Florida zone 9a. Mesa AZ is 9b. I’m pooling her ideas and my planting is super similar to hers! Grateful for her ideas, suggestions and expertise!
We gardened vertically for the first time ever this year and we used 4 cattle rail panels arched over our raised beds. Super simple and very little time needed to install. We used heavy metal garden posts but you could probably use rebar. Took less than 10 minutes total to install each one and they are very sturdy. I grew cucumbers, green beans, morning glories, cantaloupes, purple beans. We grow here in Massachusetts. Love your gardens!
I also garden vertically down. In other words, hanging pots of snow pea and grape tomato vines that hang from hooks in the fascia of my patio cover. They provide shade, grow like champs, and take up very little room.
I moved into my home in Feb 2020, I have spent a year wondering what to do with my small "blank canvas" garden. I new I wanted to grow vertically, but every thing was so expensive. After watching countless video's yours appeared like an oasis in the desert. Your idea's are perfect, thank you so much. Subscribed from Australia.
I have used the ladder mesh for garden beds, and cattle panels arches for bigger vines, such as grape and passionfruit. I also use a regular ladder which I placed some boards across the steps to set some seed starting trays on, I like it because I can start off in semi shade and then move to more full sun to harden off. I was just getting ready to build something for a loofah climb, and needed some ideas so this was very helpful, thanks!
Hi. For my raised beds I used cattle panels and attached them between the beds to form a tunnel. We just used a clip screwed into the base of the raised bed. It worked nicely, only a couple tools required, it can be easily taken down if you need it and not super expensive but definitely reusable. I believe each panel is 4 ft tall but 16 ft long and roughly around $30 each. You can easily get them at a farm store like tractor supply.
I love those mounted on the wall, and even more the tunnel made from three trellises welded together. You have given so many options for vertical gardening... something for every budget. An opportunity for creativity and to reflect individuality to serve your specific needs. Thanks for sharing, Angela.
I found a wonderful little rv park here in Quartzsite, and the landlady just gave me permission this evening to take over a TINY area in her backyard to garden... It comes with honeybees!! 🐝🐝 😊 I am super excited to be able to get my hands back in the dirt, and I am going to HAVE to do vertical gardening. I've got quite a lot to learn though, because I'm from Georgia, so I am binge watching your vids, and taking notes!
I have a bunch of hoolahoops. I bury the ends( after i open them) in the soil use some string looped across the top to hold them steady and toss my tulle or plastic over for a bed sized greenhouse or high tunnel
Your ideas are so helpful and you clearly spell out the advantages and disadvantages and where to get the supplies. This was so very helpful to a new gardener like me. I had a lot of mildew on my zucchini plants last year, so going vertical will really help. Thank you so much for posting this!
I do container gardening in my yard and I like the idea of arching mesh ladder block over vining veggies for a trellis and for heat sensitive veggies to support lightweight sunblock shades. Thanks for the great tips and ideas!
Loved this show! I just recently came up with the idea to use my extra crepe myrtle shoots. I cut them and made two bundles with hay bale twine and made an arc by connecting each bundle together and I secured it to the ground by pushing in as best I can and tying it to a metal plant hangar.
Great ideas for gardeners! Many gardeners on UA-cam just showcase their trellises but provides very little information on how they made the trellises or where they got them. I appreciate that you provided resource and details information on how are you made the trellises. Thank you!
This is my first time enjoying your UA-cam channel. Great work! I’m looking forward to more great content from you. Thank you so much for this informative video! I got so much out of it.
Really enjoy watching your channel. I am starting my garden in PV. We just purchased cattle fence paneling from Tractor Supply Co and arched it over my raised beds to support my Arava melon, Black Diamond Watermelon, Japanese cucumbers, Super Sugar Snap peas. I would love to walk around your garden and enjoy your space. Thank you and keep those videos coming.
Showed a screenshot of the rebar trellis to a friend to ask how complicated it was. He laughed and said it was the first thing he learned to weld... so very simple lol
Absolutely the best explained best showing of your gardening & tools used. I'm 76 w/some medical & mobility, but I'm still alive, I've always found gardening therapeutic, its pretty, its productive, & there's an unexplained joy eating and sharing what I've grown . God bless you 🙏 Dorothy G
Love love love your garden! So inspiring! I made a pea trellis of out PVC and garden nets. It was cheap, very effective and easy to build. I will be experimenting more. Thanks for the inspiration!
This is the absolute best video I've seen on vertical gardening-thank you. You have a gorgeous garden. The ladder mesh is *exactly* what I need to protect vegs and flowers from bugs and deer. I will echo using cattle panels. Tractor Supply has them for about $22 and if you're careful you can get them home in a pickup truck. In addition to arches I cut, bent, and cable-tied them to make a 7' high 8' square for veg with long vines. Basically it's 4 90 degree bends 18" on a side for the corners, 8' x 12" sections around the top on each side to tie them together (12" dimension is vertical and 8' makes the length of the side, kind of like a soffit) and two half-panels across the top. It's a big cube with openings on all sides and 18" square planters in the corners. I also made a T trellis using chain link top rail and fittings. Great for indeterminate tomatoes. Thanks so much. I just subscribed and I'm looking forward to exploring your channel.
Your trellises are gorgeous! I have a small gardening budget, so I use free bamboo from neighbors. They are beautiful and can be made into stable trellises.
Yes!!! I have 2 wooden Arbors in back yard that have not used yet for vertical growing. One has an old Lady Banksia Rose vine on it. So pretty in spring. And....your ideas 💡 are great utilizing affordable addition to those arbors. Thks again from Atlanta, Ga!!
I love you for this! I was having a hard time finding flexible and affordable trellises in stores and online, and this video saved me more time, stress, and money! Thank you!
I hope I can accomplish this in my garden this coming spring!! This is absolutely gorgeous! I love all your ways of vertical gardening. I will have 2500 square feet to work with this year and I will be using some of these awesome ideas for sure!! Thank you :)
I live in UK. Our gardens are small. Still I manage to do flower and vegetable gardening. I love gardening and it is my passion. In 2021 we moved to Essex. It’s a new development. When we moved our garden was nice green blank canvas. I didn’t want to miss the season last year so I planted few shrubs and used my old plastic raised beds to grow vegetables. I had a very good harvest. I couldn’t grow any climbing vegetables because I didn’t have any trellis. I used bamboo sticks to support tomatoes and some other vegetables. Now I am constantly collecting ideas to create a vertical garden. So, I can grow more and more vegetables. As I have a small garden vertical garden is ideal grow everything. As I am a born vegetarian I love vegetables. I am a very good cook too. I cook our traditional food at home. Learned from my mum, grandma and our relatives. I am originally from Northern part of Srilanka. Our soil is very good for farming. We had a small farm in our village. I used to go with my parents help them for watering, weeding, digging, harvesting etc…. Enjoyed throughly. When I do gardening in here they bring my childhood memories. When I watch gardening channels like yours bringing more memories. I enjoy. Thank you very much sharing your ideas. They are really helpful. Happy gardening 🧑🌾
One other tip for those sourcing these things, especially in tough economic times, is to look for farms , what probably used to be a farm etc. in your area. Often, old fencing materials sit in the corner of sheds, or outside. The original electric fence posts were rebar, with an added anchor thing or a bend to it for stability. You can either use them upside down, or bend or break to your hearts content. The triangular anchors on the former type, bend and break off pretty easily, whether you wanted that or not ( in my experience on my folk's farm ! ). Even bent-up T and U posts can be used. I've bent them back some if I could, and short of making them more likely to break, and then just drove them into the ground at a bit of an angle, so the top was vertical enough for my purposes. Ditto with using damaged cattle or hog panels. Some look nearly beyond salvage, but CAN be used for cheap/free trellising. Esp. if you can trip off the super damaged parts and use the rest, it will look fine in an otherwise tidy garden, and covered in plants. Maybe put it in the back ;) , too . To find farms, drive around or put an ad in the local paper - old farmers are the ones reading the paper, anyways - or on local builliten boards ( look for them at gas stations, cafes, natural foods stores etc. ). Also, the " farm and garden" category on Craigslist ! I'd put a want ad on there, not in the " wanted" category, if u want farmers/rural folk to see it ( sorry, CL officials ). Also social media platforms like FB have local groups about rural things.
Thank you this was very good video for tips on growing vertically! one of the best vertical structures I've made cheaply so far has been bamboo stakes placed in a triangular fashion like a tunnel in a rectangular raised bed with more bamboo supported (horizontally) in the middle areas tied with string or wire; I used this to support my tomatoes.
Cattle panels also make a great arch. they are 16' long and 50" wide. Secure on t-posts or rebar and arch over and secure on the other side. semi-permanent.
I’ve tried those but I think I’m using the wrong type of panel. They hold well if the tunnel is narrow but sag in the middle if wider than 3 feet. How to find the correct type of cattle panel?
@@FawziaTung I get my cattle panel at Tractor Supply and use t-posts to support them. I initially zip tie them with plastic ties but ten replace with the metal clips for t-posts.
Also can just put the cattle panel length wise along the wall. If you don’t want to damage the wall, you can attach them to t-posts (I use zip tied to get them in place snd then replace with the metal t-post clips). Some people also put wood around them to make them more decorative
I love this video. Planning on making the little space I have look amazing with growing plants vertically. Looking at my budget I am going for the cheapest way: using bamboo that grows at the back of my house😁. I can't wait to get started. Your video is just giving me more ideas and make me want to do so much more.... thank you for sharing.... you have a lovely garden....
Your garden is amazing!!! I just found your channel right now! I absolutely love all of your trellises! I’m looking forward to catching up on your videos! 💚
We have a trellis that used to be a metal bed base. This year, gherkins, cucumber and beans are doing so well that my husband added more at the top. A piece of wood on both sides and some plastic fence we had lying around in the middle. It doesn't look as pretty as yours, but it works well.
Thanks for these great ideas. I'm a huge fan of vertical gardening. I've used cattle panels w/ T posts with good success. You can use lighter fencing for some crops like beans, snow peas and pickling cukes etc...anything heavier like squashes and melons then you really need the heavier fencing.
Vertical Gardening is the best way to use more space on ground, as well as maintaining plants sowed on vertically prepared spaces. You have shared a very useful video. Thanks for sharing sucha nice video. I liked your videos and Subscribed to follow you on your next Videos. Best Wishes for Happy and Prosperous New Year.
I use the 4 inch square fencing, sometimes called "hog wire." I cut it in 6-8 foot lengths and bend it into an arc... Or sometimes all the way to a circle. I keep it standing, the curve gives it stability on its own, plus i use lengths of rebar to keep it standing against the wind. I weave the rebar "in, out, in" down through the fencing squares before sliding the rebar down into the soil.
You have great ideas. This year I was treated for cancer, we had a ramp built . Over this we have placed hog panels. I should have brought cattle panels as they're wider 54" . And metal fence posts supports. Now that my strength is returning, I' ll arch over the driveway. After the trellis is up bamboo! Big stuff will have holes drilled in each node and filled with compost. A small hole just above the big hole for drainage. Strawberry 🍓 gone vertical. Free bamboo from my neighbors patch. Solar powered light strings zip tied light up the ramp.
My go to vertical support is using concrete reinforcing wire to make cages about 3 feet in diameter.The hardware store sells the wire in 7 foot wire rolls and I use zip ties to hold them together. An 8 ft. section will give you the 3 ft diameter. The zip ties only need to be replaced about every 3-4 years.They are perfect for tomato baskets or any vine type plants.
Great video, thank you. I live in Tempe and have been avoiding metal for fear of it baking the vines in the summer. It looks like it should be fine. Your garden looks beautiful.
Thank you so much for this video, I was talking to myself as I was watching, you have some awesome ideas and some are the same as mine, thumbs up. your veggie garden is awesome and you are so lucky to have help from neighbor to do those permanent trellises.
Another great video! I got cattle panels and bent them (just like your block trellises) between two tposts to be ready for next year's hopefully better try at gardening 😉
I only used hog panels, I should have brought cattle panels which are wider. Here it's Christmas and the only thing stopping the snowpeas is the height of the panels. Oops.
Wow, I'm a beginning gardener so I don't have any suggestions for vertical growing but I sure learned a lot seeing your beautiful and functional garden! I'm going to share this video with my mom. We are trying to plant our first garden at our new land and it's virgin soil and so we're in the planning phase right now and this is a great video with tons of information to help us plan the portion of our vegetable garden! Thank you for the video!
Wow! I'm new and just found your channel! What great info for vertical structures! I moved to a much smaller lot but still love my gardens. This was very helpful and gives me new ideas for spring! Can't wait to check out more! Choosing Joy~ stephanie 🌷🌱
I just found your channel and I’ve already learned more here than any other UA-cam channel. I’m so grateful for you sharing your knowledge and experience, i want to share mine too! Thanks for making this great content
@@GrowingInTheGarden how do you control yor coral (corlita) vine form popping up all over & taking over the whole yard? Here in Barbados its consider an obnoxious weed vut its flowers attratcts hundreds of bees & orher polinators plus it is beautiful when in bloom there was a stunning white variety but it seems to have died out only varing shades of the pink ones left. But because its so very aggressive as a vine & the rooting structure is also very extensive & aggressive nobody wiuld purposly plant it in the garden in the soil just so . I have a bright rich pink one to booost me pollinators in my gaeden but its in half a 55 gal blue drum
What an amazing space! You’ve done such a great job utilizing all the available space possible! We just moved into our new house and away from my established garden so as I begin to start anew, I’ll be using several of your ideas. And lucky for me, my husband can weld!! What kind of soil do you use?
I really like the wall mounted ones! It's unfortunate that they are not meant for everyone, since many wouldn't (or couldn't, as in my case) make hole in the external wall
@@GrowingInTheGarden I watched your video yet again .. and I stopped the video near the end at about 12:35 of the video .. .and i was trying to mentally measure the width of the base of the arched trellis and it is quite narrow at about three feet or so ... are you able to measure and get back to me?
4x4x10, 2x6x10, wire mesh. Made a long and wide tunnel from scrap wood. It holds all my beans, watercress, passion fruit, tomatoes. Plus I screwed in some boxes on the 4x4 to make a resting place for my dragonfruit. So 6 dragon fruit per r4x4 that are in the ground, 2x6 ran across them from 3ft high up to the top. 2x4 as ceiling rafters/joists, and wire nailed into the structure. I used rope to train the plants to the 3ft trellis.
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Dig a small hole and place a disposable bowl in it. Then pour some vegetable oil and soy sauce into the bowl. You will soon gather hundreds of your rolly pollys.
@@karrielangston4005 Good tip thanks!
Beautiful garden. Thank you for the inspiration.
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How has this channels existed for three years, and I just found it today??? You have an amazing garden!!!
Same thing here. I looked for an Arizona/Phoenix gardening channel forever and just found this one like 2 weeks ago. It’s been SO helpful for me
Thanks so much. Thanks for watching!
Now if I could just find a channel like this for Northeast Florida!!
@@cherylhagan9217 hey! I’m in North Central Florida zone 9a. Mesa AZ is 9b. I’m pooling her ideas and my planting is super similar to hers! Grateful for her ideas, suggestions and expertise!
Ditto , great content and I just found out about it minutes ago
This was literally overflowing with clear, helpful information, with lots of gorgeous shots of your garden. I love it.
So nice of you, thanks for watching.
We gardened vertically for the first time ever this year and we used 4 cattle rail panels arched over our raised beds. Super simple and very little time needed to install. We used heavy metal garden posts but you could probably use rebar. Took less than 10 minutes total to install each one and they are very sturdy. I grew cucumbers, green beans, morning glories, cantaloupes, purple beans. We grow here in Massachusetts. Love your gardens!
Cattle panels are a great option for sure. Sounds like it did great! Hello from Arizona.
Hi Terri, I am curious, did the arched panels create any shade/shadow in your beds that affected the growth of other plants?
I also garden vertically down. In other words, hanging pots of snow pea and grape tomato vines that hang from hooks in the fascia of my patio cover. They provide shade, grow like champs, and take up very little room.
😊I do the same on our patio. The support pops are there imo for more than support.
@@sheilahenry7279 Great minds think alike 😉
How after all the years of gardening and looking for cool gardening ideas, di I just find this channel now!?! OMG! You have got it going on!!!
Thanks and welcome!
I moved into my home in Feb 2020, I have spent a year wondering what to do with my small "blank canvas" garden. I new I wanted to grow vertically, but every thing was so expensive. After watching countless video's yours appeared like an oasis in the desert. Your idea's are perfect, thank you so much. Subscribed from Australia.
So glad to hear it. Best of luck to you as you begin your garden!
I have used the ladder mesh for garden beds, and cattle panels arches for bigger vines, such as grape and passionfruit. I also use a regular ladder which I placed some boards across the steps to set some seed starting trays on, I like it because I can start off in semi shade and then move to more full sun to harden off. I was just getting ready to build something for a loofah climb, and needed some ideas so this was very helpful, thanks!
Those wall mounted rebar trellis look really rustic and cool! I love them!
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching.
Hi. For my raised beds I used cattle panels and attached them between the beds to form a tunnel. We just used a clip screwed into the base of the raised bed. It worked nicely, only a couple tools required, it can be easily taken down if you need it and not super expensive but definitely reusable. I believe each panel is 4 ft tall but 16 ft long and roughly around $30 each. You can easily get them at a farm store like tractor supply.
Great idea!
I love those mounted on the wall, and even more the tunnel made from three trellises welded together.
You have given so many options for vertical gardening... something for every budget. An opportunity for creativity and to reflect individuality to serve your specific needs.
Thanks for sharing, Angela.
I found a wonderful little rv park here in Quartzsite, and the landlady just gave me permission this evening to take over a TINY area in her backyard to garden... It comes with honeybees!! 🐝🐝 😊 I am super excited to be able to get my hands back in the dirt, and I am going to HAVE to do vertical gardening. I've got quite a lot to learn though, because I'm from Georgia, so I am binge watching your vids, and taking notes!
I have a bunch of hoolahoops. I bury the ends( after i open them) in the soil use some string looped across the top to hold them steady and toss my tulle or plastic over for a bed sized greenhouse or high tunnel
Great idea! Thanks for sharing.
Love this idea! Maybe try to slide opening over rebar for more strength?
I've made adult hula hoops (heavy enough we can build!!) Using PVC tubing and connectors! Our Habitat ReStore carries lengths of the tubing
Your ideas are so helpful and you clearly spell out the advantages and disadvantages and where to get the supplies. This was so very helpful to a new gardener like me. I had a lot of mildew on my zucchini plants last year, so going vertical will really help. Thank you so much for posting this!
Glad it was helpful!
I do container gardening in my yard and I like the idea of arching mesh ladder block over vining veggies for a trellis and for heat sensitive veggies to support lightweight sunblock shades. Thanks for the great tips and ideas!
Beautiful ! Thank you for sharing inexpensive ideas on how to grow vertically. My garden is very small so I understood that I needed to go up !
Glad it was helpful!
Loved this show! I just recently came up with the idea to use my extra crepe myrtle shoots. I cut them and made two bundles with hay bale twine and made an arc by connecting each bundle together and I secured it to the ground by pushing in as best I can and tying it to a metal plant hangar.
Your garden is gorgeous! I'm so glad I came across this channel!
Thank you so much!
Great ideas for gardeners! Many gardeners on UA-cam just showcase their trellises but provides very little information on how they made the trellises or where they got them. I appreciate that you provided resource and details information on how are you made the trellises. Thank you!
This is my first time enjoying your UA-cam channel. Great work! I’m looking forward to more great content from you. Thank you so much for this informative video! I got so much out of it.
Awesome! Thank you!
Really enjoy watching your channel. I am starting my garden in PV. We just purchased cattle fence paneling from Tractor Supply Co and arched it over my raised beds to support my Arava melon, Black Diamond Watermelon, Japanese cucumbers, Super Sugar Snap peas. I would love to walk around your garden and enjoy your space. Thank you and keep those videos coming.
Wow. Blew my mind. Rebar welding is so creative and affordable! Such a lovely, happy, healthy garden as well!
Thanks. Thanks for watching.
Lovely garden, lovely Lady, excellent speaking presence. Thank you for this wonderful, refreshing look at growing vines. :)
Thanks for watching!
Love the wall trellises all over your home. They’re beautiful and functional. 😊
Thanks so much! 😊
They really are beautiful even without anything on them. Some trellis can be an eye sore but not these.
Showed a screenshot of the rebar trellis to a friend to ask how complicated it was. He laughed and said it was the first thing he learned to weld... so very simple lol
Nice!
Wow, I love this way of gardening. Your produce is just hanging ready to be picked. I love it and will try it
Best of luck to you!
Absolutely the best explained best showing of your gardening & tools used. I'm 76 w/some medical & mobility, but I'm still alive, I've always found gardening therapeutic, its pretty, its productive, & there's an unexplained joy eating and sharing what I've grown . God bless you 🙏 Dorothy G
Gardening is wonderful, I love hearing it still brings you joy at 76. Best wishes to you.
Love love love your garden! So inspiring! I made a pea trellis of out PVC and garden nets. It was cheap, very effective and easy to build. I will be experimenting more. Thanks for the inspiration!
Sounds great!
I am so glad I chanced upon your channel. This is so informative. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Wow! You gave me a bunch of great ideas, thank you! I love the wooden ladder but the mesh ladder was just what I have been looking for 😃
This is the absolute best video I've seen on vertical gardening-thank you. You have a gorgeous garden. The ladder mesh is *exactly* what I need to protect vegs and flowers from bugs and deer.
I will echo using cattle panels. Tractor Supply has them for about $22 and if you're careful you can get them home in a pickup truck. In addition to arches I cut, bent, and cable-tied them to make a 7' high 8' square for veg with long vines. Basically it's 4 90 degree bends 18" on a side for the corners, 8' x 12" sections around the top on each side to tie them together (12" dimension is vertical and 8' makes the length of the side, kind of like a soffit) and two half-panels across the top. It's a big cube with openings on all sides and 18" square planters in the corners.
I also made a T trellis using chain link top rail and fittings. Great for indeterminate tomatoes.
Thanks so much. I just subscribed and I'm looking forward to exploring your channel.
Wonderful. Best of luck to you.
Your trellises are gorgeous! I have a small gardening budget, so I use free bamboo from neighbors. They are beautiful and can be made into stable trellises.
That sounds like a good idea.
Yes!!! I have 2 wooden Arbors in back yard that have not used yet for vertical growing. One has an old Lady Banksia Rose vine on it. So pretty in spring. And....your ideas 💡 are great utilizing affordable addition to those arbors. Thks again from Atlanta, Ga!!
I love you for this! I was having a hard time finding flexible and affordable trellises in stores and online, and this video saved me more time, stress, and money! Thank you!
You're so welcome!
Thank you for sharing. The tips you show are very useful. Thank you again.
You are so welcome!
Off the charts! Thank you for sharing these super useful techniques!!
Glad it was helpful!
What a gorgeous piece of heaven you’ve created!! Thanks for sharing. Our garden/property is brand new and in the works.
Best of luck! Enjoy the process for sure.
This was one of the most helpful videos on vertical structures. Thank you
Glad it was helpful, thanks for watching.
Angela! You've changed my 🌎! This is awesome!
Beautiful Garden! I love a vertical grow as I’m loosing more space each year. Thanks for sharing these great ideas!
Thanks for watching.
You were wonderful in everything you presented, detailed, many ideas and above all creativity. We learned lot. Thank you so much .
So nice of you, thanks for watching.
I hope I can accomplish this in my garden this coming spring!! This is absolutely gorgeous! I love all your ways of vertical gardening. I will have 2500 square feet to work with this year and I will be using some of these awesome ideas for sure!! Thank you :)
Best of luck with your garden. Adding vertical growing area adds extra space for sure. Thanks for watching.
I live in UK. Our gardens are small. Still I manage to do flower and vegetable gardening. I love gardening and it is my passion. In 2021 we moved to Essex. It’s a new development. When we moved our garden was nice green blank canvas. I didn’t want to miss the season last year so I planted few shrubs and used my old plastic raised beds to grow vegetables. I had a very good harvest. I couldn’t grow any climbing vegetables because I didn’t have any trellis. I used bamboo sticks to support tomatoes and some other vegetables. Now I am constantly collecting ideas to create a vertical garden. So, I can grow more and more vegetables. As I have a small garden vertical garden is ideal grow everything. As I am a born vegetarian I love vegetables. I am a very good cook too. I cook our traditional food at home. Learned from my mum, grandma and our relatives.
I am originally from Northern part of Srilanka. Our soil is very good for farming. We had a small farm in our village. I used to go with my parents help them for watering, weeding, digging, harvesting etc…. Enjoyed throughly. When I do gardening in here they bring my childhood memories. When I watch gardening channels like yours bringing more memories. I enjoy.
Thank you very much sharing your ideas. They are really helpful.
Happy gardening 🧑🌾
One other tip for those sourcing these things, especially in tough economic times, is to look for farms , what probably used to be a farm etc. in your area. Often, old fencing materials sit in the corner of sheds, or outside. The original electric fence posts were rebar, with an added anchor thing or a bend to it for stability. You can either use them upside down, or bend or break to your hearts content. The triangular anchors on the former type, bend and break off pretty easily, whether you wanted that or not ( in my experience on my folk's farm ! ). Even bent-up T and U posts can be used. I've bent them back some if I could, and short of making them more likely to break, and then just drove them into the ground at a bit of an angle, so the top was vertical enough for my purposes. Ditto with using damaged cattle or hog panels. Some look nearly beyond salvage, but CAN be used for cheap/free trellising. Esp. if you can trip off the super damaged parts and use the rest, it will look fine in an otherwise tidy garden, and covered in plants. Maybe put it in the back ;) , too . To find farms, drive around or put an ad in the local paper - old farmers are the ones reading the paper, anyways - or on local builliten boards ( look for them at gas stations, cafes, natural foods stores etc. ). Also, the " farm and garden" category on Craigslist ! I'd put a want ad on there, not in the " wanted" category, if u want farmers/rural folk to see it ( sorry, CL officials ). Also social media platforms like FB have local groups about rural things.
Good tips, thanks!
I grow beans, cucumbers and tomatoes on old box springs cleaned down to the wire and hung on conduit. Lots for plants to grab ….no tying required
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I love your garden. I'm just planning my garden. I wanted to grow my food too. Your garden is very inspirational. Thank you.
So nice of you, best of luck to you!
Ohhhh!!!! So beautifulllll! Such a great idea for my garden!!!! Blessings from Greece!!!
Thank you! Hello from Arizona in USA 😀
That's an excellent use of the yard space too. More than possible for a regular ground or raised bed garden. Great work.
Thank you this was very good video for tips on growing vertically! one of the best vertical structures I've made cheaply so far has been bamboo stakes placed in a triangular fashion like a tunnel in a rectangular raised bed with more bamboo supported (horizontally) in the middle areas tied with string or wire; I used this to support my tomatoes.
Great tip, thanks!
One of the biggest and best gardens I’ve ever seen. Thanks for the great tips too!
Cattle panels also make a great arch. they are 16' long and 50" wide. Secure on t-posts or rebar and arch over and secure on the other side. semi-permanent.
Great tip, thank you!
Just what I was about to comment! 😊
I’ve tried those but I think I’m using the wrong type of panel. They hold well if the tunnel is narrow but sag in the middle if wider than 3 feet. How to find the correct type of cattle panel?
@@FawziaTung I get my cattle panel at Tractor Supply and use t-posts to support them. I initially zip tie them with plastic ties but ten replace with the metal clips for t-posts.
Also can just put the cattle panel length wise along the wall. If you don’t want to damage the wall, you can attach them to t-posts (I use zip tied to get them in place snd then replace with the metal t-post clips). Some people also put wood around them to make them more decorative
Glad I found your video. I am just researching how I want to expand vertical. Incredible garden. Thank you..
I love this video. Planning on making the little space I have look amazing with growing plants vertically. Looking at my budget I am going for the cheapest way: using bamboo that grows at the back of my house😁. I can't wait to get started. Your video is just giving me more ideas and make me want to do so much more.... thank you for sharing.... you have a lovely garden....
Wonderful!
I love that your garden is elegant. Très jolie!
Your garden is amazing!!! I just found your channel right now! I absolutely love all of your trellises! I’m looking forward to catching up on your videos! 💚
Thanks so much! 😊
Hello, I'm from Russia. I like your vertical gardening tips. Thanks for the video 😊
Thank you for sharing! I grow herbs for my natural bath and body products. This gives me some really great ideas to add to my garden.
Sounds great!
These are fantastic space-saving ideas but they also look fantastic. I love the blocks along the wall great for small gardens.
Thanks so much. Thanks for watching.
We have a trellis that used to be a metal bed base. This year, gherkins, cucumber and beans are doing so well that my husband added more at the top. A piece of wood on both sides and some plastic fence we had lying around in the middle. It doesn't look as pretty as yours, but it works well.
Good idea
Great workable ways to grow a garden. I liked all the detail pics and organized way you presented information. Thank you for sharing
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for these great ideas. I'm a huge fan of vertical gardening. I've used cattle panels w/ T posts with good success. You can use lighter fencing for some crops like beans, snow peas and pickling cukes etc...anything heavier like squashes and melons then you really need the heavier fencing.
Great tip!
Vertical Gardening is the best way to use more space on ground, as well as maintaining plants sowed on vertically prepared spaces. You have shared a very useful video. Thanks for sharing sucha nice video. I liked your videos and Subscribed to follow you on your next Videos.
Best Wishes for Happy and Prosperous New Year.
Thank you!
I use the 4 inch square fencing, sometimes called "hog wire." I cut it in 6-8 foot lengths and bend it into an arc... Or sometimes all the way to a circle. I keep it standing, the curve gives it stability on its own, plus i use lengths of rebar to keep it standing against the wind. I weave the rebar "in, out, in" down through the fencing squares before sliding the rebar down into the soil.
Great idea.
thanks for the info
You have great ideas.
This year I was treated for cancer, we had a ramp built . Over this we have placed hog panels. I should have brought cattle panels as they're wider 54" . And metal fence posts supports.
Now that my strength is returning, I' ll arch over the driveway.
After the trellis is up bamboo! Big stuff will have holes drilled in each node and filled with compost. A small hole just above the big hole for drainage. Strawberry 🍓 gone vertical. Free bamboo from my neighbors patch.
Solar powered light strings zip tied light up the ramp.
Wow, sounds like a great set up. Glad you are feeling better. Best of luck to you.
Excellent video! Love how you used different types of trellises in garden. My favorite are the re-bar trellises, love the patina...
Thank you!
My go to vertical support is using concrete reinforcing wire to make cages about 3 feet in diameter.The hardware store sells the wire in 7 foot wire rolls and I use zip ties to hold them together. An 8 ft. section will give you the 3 ft diameter. The zip ties only need to be replaced about every 3-4 years.They are perfect for tomato baskets or any vine type plants.
I've seen those. That is a great idea for tomatoes, especially. Mine outgrow their wire tomato cages for sure. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for all your ideas. It’s nice to see that they will work here in Mesa, even with our scorching summers. I love your channel!
You are so welcome!
I got 3 cattle panels zip tied them and put tee post for support. its been great!
Perfect!
Wish I can just come and walk through sitting and sip, plant omg I love it
It is definitely my happy place. Thank you.
Best vertical gardening ideas on youtube that I have seen. Thanks for this!
Wow, thanks!
This is a great video. Thank you for showing us how they are put together! Great ideas!!
You are so welcome, thanks for watching.
Some great ideas to grow vertically. Just getting started to incorporate vertical growing. Seems to have many positive reasons to do it.
It really does. Best of luck to you!
Great video, thank you. I live in Tempe and have been avoiding metal for fear of it baking the vines in the summer. It looks like it should be fine. Your garden looks beautiful.
It hasn't been an issue for me. Thanks for watching.
Thank you so much for this video, I was talking to myself as I was watching, you have some awesome ideas and some are the same as mine, thumbs up. your veggie garden is awesome and you are so lucky to have help from neighbor to do those permanent trellises.
I love your garden and the ways you grow vertically! Thanks for this helpful video :)
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching.
Stupendous fantabulous garden Angela. Very very captivating. Enjoyed much. Thanks a lot for sharing d vdo.
Wow, great ideas! And such clean, simple lines for those of us who don’t like the curly/fancy ones.
I'm not a fan of curly/fancy ones for sure. Glad you liked it, thanks for watching.
Thank you so much ....doing a balcony garden and this has given me ideas on how to expand it
Love the ideas. And you have a beautiful garden. Love how you training your fruit trees :) thanks for sharing
Thanks so much 😊
What an awesome way to ulitize the space brilliantly. It is an inspiration to me and my garden.
Glad you like it!
Another great video! I got cattle panels and bent them (just like your block trellises) between two tposts to be ready for next year's hopefully better try at gardening 😉
Sounds great! That is a great way to make a trellis for sure. Thanks for watching.
I only used hog panels, I should have brought cattle panels which are wider. Here it's Christmas and the only thing stopping the snowpeas is the height of the panels. Oops.
Wow, I'm a beginning gardener so I don't have any suggestions for vertical growing but I sure learned a lot seeing your beautiful and functional garden! I'm going to share this video with my mom. We are trying to plant our first garden at our new land and it's virgin soil and so we're in the planning phase right now and this is a great video with tons of information to help us plan the portion of our vegetable garden! Thank you for the video!
Thanks for watching, best of luck with your new space.
Wow! I'm new and just found your channel! What great info for vertical structures! I moved to a much smaller lot but still love my gardens. This was very helpful and gives me new ideas for spring! Can't wait to check out more! Choosing Joy~ stephanie 🌷🌱
It definitely helps you make the most of your available space. Best of luck to you.
I got lots of ideas from this video, I am still starting for my garden. Watching from Kansas, USA.
Good luck! Hello from Arizona!
I just found your channel and I’ve already learned more here than any other UA-cam channel. I’m so grateful for you sharing your knowledge and experience, i want to share mine too! Thanks for making this great content
I'm so glad! Thanks for watching.
I am guessing your neighbors never have to go without fresh veggies and fruit, ever..... Great videos.. you gave me some amazing ideas.
I'm really enjoying your channel. Learned a lot from this video. Thank you for sharing so many great ideas.🌝
I'm so glad! Thanks for watching.
I am learning so much from this channel, and I cannot thank you enough! 🙏👩🌾
Hey great ideas love the jampacked lush garden but I wish you had included the links to the products ( arches & cages below).
Good idea, I added the ones that are currently available
Thanks alot
@@GrowingInTheGarden how do you control yor coral (corlita) vine form popping up all over & taking over the whole yard? Here in Barbados its consider an obnoxious weed vut its flowers attratcts hundreds of bees & orher polinators plus it is beautiful when in bloom there was a stunning white variety but it seems to have died out only varing shades of the pink ones left. But because its so very aggressive as a vine & the rooting structure is also very extensive & aggressive nobody wiuld purposly plant it in the garden in the soil just so . I have a bright rich pink one to booost me pollinators in my gaeden but its in half a 55 gal blue drum
Do you by any chance have the white flowering variety of coral vine?
Thanks for showing your garden. Just beautiful.
What an amazing space! You’ve done such a great job utilizing all the available space possible! We just moved into our new house and away from my established garden so as I begin to start anew, I’ll be using several of your ideas. And lucky for me, my husband can weld!! What kind of soil do you use?
Yay for handy husbands! Here is the recipe for the soil I use: growinginthegarden.com/best-soil-for-raised-bed-vegetable-gardening/
Wow! Again! So many awesomeness in this video!!! What a gorgeous pomegranate tree laden with red fruits!!!
Thanks again!
I really like the wall mounted ones! It's unfortunate that they are not meant for everyone, since many wouldn't (or couldn't, as in my case) make hole in the external wall
Thanks for the tour and the tips... this is exactly how I will expand my raised beds this year.
"Real simple. I did nothing to create this. It was a we effort. Yeah."
I'm Amazed !! Love these ideas and how you explain things. I'm joining.👍
Yay, thank you!
Angela , I love your backyard. I will do so since I have really small backyard. Thank you.
Thanks so much. Thank you for watching.
So excited to have found your posts! Can’t wait to try some of these recommendations.
Best of luck to you!
GREAT video. Thanks for taking the time & effort to show your vertical gardening. It has motivated me to do something around my yard
Glad it was helpful!
@@GrowingInTheGarden I watched your video yet again .. and I stopped the video near the end at about 12:35 of the video .. .and i was trying to mentally measure the width of the base of the arched trellis and it is quite narrow at about three feet or so ... are you able to measure and get back to me?
Awesome place! Great ideas. Inspired me to try growing my first batch of cantaloupes vertically.
4x4x10, 2x6x10, wire mesh. Made a long and wide tunnel from scrap wood. It holds all my beans, watercress, passion fruit, tomatoes. Plus I screwed in some boxes on the 4x4 to make a resting place for my dragonfruit. So 6 dragon fruit per r4x4 that are in the ground, 2x6 ran across them from 3ft high up to the top. 2x4 as ceiling rafters/joists, and wire nailed into the structure. I used rope to train the plants to the 3ft trellis.
Wow! Sounds great. Thanks for sharing.