AlboPepper - Drought Proof Urban Gardening | Trellising: Extending a Chain Link Fence for Your Garden @Albopepper | Uploaded June 2015 | Updated October 2024, 6 hours ago.
This year, I'm growing more vining vegetables. Using a trellised system allows you to go vertical and increase plant density. You can make use of existing structures, by growing things like peas or beans on a fence.
In this video, I show how I extended the reach of my chain link fence by adding a trellis along the top. I also show how pvc pipes can be used for attaching netting. This is what I'm doing for my spaghetti squash and watermelons. Can't wait to see how it goes!
PRODUCT LINKS (# CommissionsEarned):
Hydrofarm Trellis Netting 3.5" Mesh:
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Hydrofarm Trellis Netting 7" Mesh:
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This year, I'm growing more vining vegetables. Using a trellised system allows you to go vertical and increase plant density. You can make use of existing structures, by growing things like peas or beans on a fence.
In this video, I show how I extended the reach of my chain link fence by adding a trellis along the top. I also show how pvc pipes can be used for attaching netting. This is what I'm doing for my spaghetti squash and watermelons. Can't wait to see how it goes!
PRODUCT LINKS (# CommissionsEarned):
Hydrofarm Trellis Netting 3.5" Mesh:
amzn.to/32tjfqX
Hydrofarm Trellis Netting 7" Mesh:
amzn.to/2J0gZzy
