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How To Build A Teepee Trellis
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- Опубліковано 22 лют 2014
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Teepee trellises are great for peas and beans. What is more fun is to leave an opening so that a child, or you, can crawl inside of the living pea tepee!
You can build a tepee trellis out of several different materials. We are using saplings that we cut down.
While the string was an option in our case, if you use poles that are smooth like bamboo or metal, you will have to use the string so the peas or beans have something for their tendrils to hold on to.
This is helpful! Wish I'd seen this a few years ago, but I'll try it in 2022.
What would you plant at the base of a Teepee Trellis? We are planting peas. Of all of our trellis build videos, this one is the most popular. Have you ever hidden inside a Teepee Trellis?
How To Build A Teepee Trellis
Hi, I mainly have mainly an ornamental garden. This past season, I used a teepee trellis for Thunbergia vine (black-eyed susan vine). It was great. First time I grew Thunbergia. They grow like mad. I probably planted twice as many plants as I needed. I made my trellis out of plastic coated metal stakes, so I definitely needed the twine. Yours is way more beautiful; I wish I had saplings to cut like you do.
One thing I noticed, you didn't seem to "plant" your trellis in the ground. Did you do that later on?
Great video. Just found you tonight.
Oh, also, I LOVED how you said the opening was great for kids or for yourself if you want to go inside. :D
Perfect! Thanks for the info. I'm going to build a smaller version for cucumbers in a couple of my beds, but I can't wait to make a BIG teepee trellis with the opening out in my yard for my kids to have fun in!!! What a great idea!
Happy you liked it - enjoy the project :-D
thank you!making one for pumpkins!
I can't wait to make one
This is great !
I'm gonna make a smaller one for my climbing Rose ..
Thanks for sharing :)
Great video ...
Awesome, I hope it goes well!
Great video. Thanks for taking the time to sare it with us. I will be making this trellis for my pole beans this Spring.:)
I'm definitely making a teepee trellis this year! Great how-to video, J&J Acres !
They are so much fun Alabama Organic Gardening. You will love it!
I have some forsythia that I'm going to prune and thin here in a couple weeks. I think I'll save a bunch of the stems for trellis's. thanks for the idea!
What a great idea vmcshannon. I bet that will work out well. I do not have any forsythia myself, but I wager those would weave well for small trellises also.
Great tips! I was planing on making at least one of these in my garden this year. Thanks for sharing!
You are welcome TooMuchT.V., thank you for watching. I hope yours grow well!
Good Idea on the smooth materials, I didn't think of that one before. Great videos as always.
Much appreciated *****.
Ok I officially love this idea..I been trying to come up with a cheap easy solution for my trellis thanks again!
You are very welcome Lucky Dew Garden. I look forward to seeing your version!
ha me too Jared...who knows what I will come up with that's for sure...
Thank you for this information!
Trust me, rattlesnake pole beans have no problem climbing bamboo without string.
I use a thick rubber band on the top 👍👍
Great beard! Thanks for the video, I'm using bamboo poles for tomatoes.
sweet simplicity, I am doin it. nice woodthrush in the intro.
I prefer to cut off the fat end of the sapling when equalizing their lengths.
Could we use this for squash?
great job ,will be make trying to make one for my peas in a few weeks . thanks
You are very welcome karen hudson. I am sure you will do great, it is easy! Good luck!
I got some Christmas 🌲 trees people through out and I cut the branches off
2:25 That mud. We have the same thing in brown.
Hello! I really liked your video! It is my first time growing sweet peas, do you know in a teepee like the one you did how many plants would fit? Thanks!
You tube won't let me show you the one I made after watching your video. Thanks🌷
I am just happy to know the video helped!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge :)
*****, you are welcome.
I used a zip tie for the top.
May I ask, why use cotton string? Wouldn't nylon string last longer? It seems like cotton will degrade too quickly in the sun.
Peas don't take all that long to grow. Not sure why you'd need nylon, so to speak, but I suppose you can use whatever you like. Cotton is what I had on hand.
Lol...got 'cha. I guess I was thinking more about longevity. Thanks, have a great day!
@@OMyStarz Hi, I find the cotton twine lasts one season. It has a nicer quality than nylon, tho I do use nylon for more permanent things. But this trellis is probably only going to be sturdy for one season?
hi there can you plc tell me wht is that tool called yr using 4 cutting? thx
I believe you are referring to the loppers: amzn.to/2tkaaD6
@J&J Acres Thx hunn
My works too. Used woodprix handbooks and build it with no problems.
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