Cattle Panel Arch and Grape Vine Trellis Install

[@teazy1088]

I’ve been wanting to do something similar for a while now. Thanks for the ideas. My wife and I are your fans in Georgia. 😉

[@HangingwithKim]

Thanks for watching! My daughter loved Georgia 😀

[@angelasbusybeesgardenandho4627]

I enjoyed watching you and your sister in the garden!

[@HangingwithKim]

Glad you enjoyed it, and thank for watching! 😊

[@lv1689]

Looking Good!

[@HangingwithKim]

Thanks!💕

[@angelinawalker591]

You inspire me so much as a first year beginner Gardener. Keep up the great work!

[@HangingwithKim]

Thank you! Will do! Thanks for watching. I appreciate you 😊💕

[@SewDesired]

I just found your channel today, heard Ohio, & subscribed! I’ve been revamping my growing space & have found you to be inspiring. Thank you for sharing your know-how! 😊

[@HangingwithKim]

Awesome! Thank you! And thanks for subbing! 💕

[@slhemp3556]

I’m enjoying your content 👍🏾. I smiled widely when you demonstrated how to anchor the clip to the T-post, Thank You! I also appreciate the fact that you mentioned Ohio; I’m in Ohio zone 6A, and it’s nice to see Gardners in my state. Very instructive video.

[@HangingwithKim]

Glad it was helpful! I read every comment and look for ways to improve my channel. Thanks so much for watching! 😊💕🥒🥕🥬🫑🍅🌶

[@splashluvallover]

I love how “normal people” cost conscious you are lol. And by that I mean you aren’t telling us what a “budget friendly” project something is that actually costs several hundred dollars! As soon as you said “any way you look at it, that’s $20” I knew you were one of my people lol. You’ve got a new subscriber! I love the idea of using fire rings as planting beds. Why didn’t I think of that sooner? But now I know what I’m buying for my birthday next week 😂 thank you for your videos!

[@HangingwithKim]

Thanks for watching and subbing! 💕 I like to keep it real 😊

[@sn232]

Do you have an update showing the growth of your grapes and their trellis system? Where did you buy your grape plants? I love the arched entrance! If you want a taller arch, or some air-space below the panel so you have space to plant right beneath the bottom of the cattle panel, you can temporarily rest the bottom of the cattle panel on cinder blocks, or stacked bricks, or stacks of wood. This allows people to lift them off of the ground a few inches, rest them on something sturdy for support to keep them level, while fastening the t-post clips (then remove the cinder blocks/bricks). It is an option if you happen to be growing something that would do well with the extra inches of arched panel height. I think you can wrap those t-post clips in place using a screwdriver, I've seen someone using a special tool, but they mentioned you can use a screw driver also, but did not demonstrate it. It's looking great as usual!

[@GrowingWhatIEat]

Great video thanks for sharing!!!!

[@HangingwithKim]

Thanks, and thanks for watching! 😊

[@kristajones7147]

Thank you for the content!

[@HangingwithKim]

My pleasure and thanks for watching! 😊💕

[@Sweettomatovine]

An awesome job

[@HangingwithKim]

Thank you!