Build This Easy Cow Panel Trellis (Grow More Melons in Less Space! )

I'm always looking for ways to maximize growing space in my small garden. This easy DIY arched cattle panel trellis is the perfect solution! In this video, I walk through the steps of building this trellis over a raised bed, including a few helpful tips I found along the way.
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[@lrod1983]

I installed one this year between to vego beds. Growing snap peas, cucumbers and pumpkins on it currently. Also used a panel to make an L shaped trellis on my bigger Birdees bed.

[@TheFruitGrove]

I'm curious how you did an L shaped trellis. I know I want to make at least one more!

[@lrod1983]

@@TheFruitGrove I measured the long side and cut the panel to length. Put in 2 tposts and attached with zipties..then measured shortside and attached to one of the exisring tpost and added one for the other side

[@KK-FL]

Great tip with the bungees!

[@TheFruitGrove]

Glad it was helpful! I can't imagine dealing with the cattle panel without them...

[@ShawnCottier]

Curious wouldn't the melons rip from the vine as they grow and get heavier?

[@TheFruitGrove]

They might as they get bigger, but I'll keep an eye on them and support them with netting as they get heavier.