Easy & Inexpensive Trellis Ideas for Vining Plants and Just About Any Plant in Your Garden

Easy & inexpensive trellis ideas to support vining plants such as tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, and just about any plant in your garden including eggplant and peppers.
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[@jackiehorsley9263]

your trellis supports are really great kim I have three trellis supports that are supporting my cucumbers and my watermelon and gourds and greenbeans and asparagus beans and also my cantaloupe

[@MIgardener]

All super great methods! I am shocked you haven't turned your fence into a trellis yet though! Every time I look at that I am just saying to myself, "boy if I had a fence like that it would be filled in no time!!!".

[@CaliKim29]

Hey Luke, vertical gardening is such great way to save space, isn't it? It's probably hard to tell the lay of the land from my videos, but I do actually have two of the cattle panel arch trellis's along most of my back fence. The side fences are on a steep hill, one of which has a stairway leading down to the garden, the other fence is lined with wildflowers. We do have some fence space left along the back, which we have been saving for a few video series that we are doing in late summer, early fall, so stay tuned for those! Thanks for watching!

[@HuwRichards]

Really puts into perspective the possibilities of different trellises! :) Great video! we use string for our tomatoes attached to our greenhouse, wire for peas and wooden structures for our cucumbers. keep up with the amazing videos!

[@KeenanNeighbors]

Im in a lot of trouble. I've got about 3000 gourd plants coming up and no where for them to go--

[@BenjasUberHobby]

I really like your custom tomato cage. They look like they are really good! :) Thanks for sharing :)

[@dkulikowski]

Great growing vertically. Saves me so much space. Just got done 'twigging' my sugar snap peas that have just emerged from the soil. Thanks for inspiring others, Kim.

[@CaliKim29]

Hello Lark - love the idea of using natural resources for trellis too - such a beautiful look in the garden. Thanks for your kind words, and for stopping by to watch the video!

[@PotatoStrong]

Great ideas Kim. I use a netting with my raised beds it's integrated with the gronomics cedar beds. But for container cukes I should use the cages.

[@mariawilson2595]

Thanks to you lovely lady ! you gave me the idea to make an arch for my clematis , out of the big wire mesh stuff, left over in the yard. Any way , its up tall around 8ft tall and goes from the pear tree , clematis x2 at the base across to the honeysuckle and climbing rose , oooo i cant wit to see it , not bad for a 70 old !! thank you xxxx

[@Kalspeed]

Kim..Flavio here. Love your ideas and implement best I can in limited space. Thanks.

[@pamjones6465]

Awesome tips Kim. Make the plants more neat and not spreading over the garden. Hope your staying cool while working in the garden. Wish you the best. :)

[@paulk5311]

some super ideas there. i use chicken fencing for cukes and some other climbing vines. it is cheap and will hold up cantaloupes even. for tomatoes i make trellises from electrical conduit. 1/2 inch emt for the framing and use nylon string for the webbing. i space the lines about a foot apart with both horizontal and vertical runs of string and my frames are about 8 foot tall after sticking the ends in the ground. the emt is cheap and will last for many years. all you have to do is restring every year.

[@tita1024dowdy]

awesome Kim cause I'm trying to figure out what to do for my canteloupe plant. the ground is not up to par needs some work , so I'm growing in containers. thanks Kim for ur ideas. Also my dad has started his own lil garden. 😁😁

[@missd4922]

Cute dog

[@Thaojennyduong]

Hi there, beautiful garden , may i ask where do you buy your eggplant 🍆 seed .

[@50shadesofgreen]

Great information and advice on differnt type of trellis in your garden !! Thanks for sharing

[@weirdangel4025]

oh I was scratching my head for my bean plants. now I think I can do something. thanx

[@alexgarcia-sd8qj]

That;s great, Where did you get those red round galvanize fire ring for your garden.

[@sunshinegreens1076]

Great & much needed video🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@cherylgreenfarb1121]

I actually made 2 this year after watching your previous episode and absolutely love it. Made it from left over fence owners had on the side of the dog house when I bought my house several years ago. I secured each with a 6' garden stake. My cost? Less than $5! Thanks for the idea!

[@CaliKim29]

Hello Cheryl - Perfect! Always good to repurpose - and save $$ and space at the same time. Thanks for watching!

[@tinsinxtsss5309]

Thanks kim😂😁 . This is just what i needed. I had started some watermelons and they need support right now😅

[@CaliKim29]

Perfect! What method are you planning on using?

[@d.p.6723]

Somehow I keep coming back to your videos! Thank you!

[@KeenanNeighbors]

you can't fool me

[@hhh3892]

great video kim as always! Can you make a video about how to stake tomatoes? i dont have the time and space to put cage... can tomatoes grow big with stakes?

[@CaliKim29]

Hello - glad you like the video. I do have a video on how to stake tomatoes, kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYLPiHqIj62Bo5o. And yes, tomatoes certainly can grow big with stakes. It actually takes a bit more maintenance to stake, you have to tie them up every few days as they grow. But it's great way to save space if you don't have room for a cage. Let me know how it goes - thanks for watching!

[@chiringtamang1833]

Very nice genious

[@ahmadmouhib7662]

مساالخير ويسعد مساك

[@thomasc1297]

Did you have to make slings for the butternut squash that were hanging from the trellis? I saw you did a video making slings for the hanging watermelons and a butternut squash but would they be able to support themselves?

[@CaliKim29]

I will if I see stress on the vine- but Mother Nature is amazing! Thanks for watching!

[@CaliKim29]

I will if I see stress on the vine but Mother Nature is incredible!! Thanks for watching!

[@thomasc1297]

Thanks for the help

[@اشرفغالي-ح3ض]

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