Build a Simple Bamboo Trellis

[@clarehope05]

the nails/bamboo combo is brilliant!

[@dorisleung2507]

Thank you - I can’t wait to try this. I’m planning on using this technique for melons.

[@HomesteadDIY]

Excellent! I make a different version of it each year. Last year I went with a teepee version and grew pole beans up it. I may have planted too many because it got so thick with plants and beans. Haven't decided which way I'm going this year. Cheers!

[@mfmarshall4478]

I like the way you have your backyard ground covered in wood chips.

[@HomesteadDIY]

Thanks! It's certainly low maintenance. It took about 40 yards of chips to cover it all and about every 2 years now I replenish it. Cheers!

[@dewality8768]

Thanks for this 👌 Simple, practical, pretty and inexpensive, what more could you what 🤗

[@HomesteadDIY]

Thanks! I think I'll be doing a teepee style this year.

[@VanessaVasquez09]

Sturdy

[@HomesteadDIY]

Surprisingly so!

[@hshinherricks]

This was really helpful! Thank you so much!

[@HomesteadDIY]

Awesome! I'm glad you found it useful. cheers!

[@brianlevin7879]

That’s not the safest use of a drill man...

[@ugyennorbu7325]

Is this for tomatoes or peas?

[@HomesteadDIY]

I grew squash on it, and this year I made a teepee version that I'm growing beans on. While it's strong enough for tomatoes I probably wouldn't because I don't know if there would be enough air flow around the plants, which could leave to diseases forming. Peas are definitely possible. Cheers!

[@ugyennorbu7325]

@@HomesteadDIY thanks

[@fultonjohnsonaton5096]

You nearly drilled your hand open wtf?! Be careful man

[@HomesteadDIY]

Lol! Oh I do all kinds of stupid things like that. I should make a video showing all my scars so viewers can learn what not to do. Thanks for watching.