THE EASY PEASY Trellis System: Maximizing Garden Space

Maximize your garden space with the Easy Peasy Trellis System! Learn how to properly maintain and train your English pea plants for optimal growth. Subscribe now for more gardening tips and tricks!
CHAPTERS:
0:15: 🌱 Optimizing pea growth with a simple trellis system in a South Georgia garden.
2:07: 🌱 Efficient garden maintenance for optimal pea growth and weed control in early stages.
4:16: 🌱 Efficiently setting up string lines for taller plants in the garden.
6:23: 🌱 Efficiently setting up trellis system for pea plants to ensure proper growth and support.
8:21: 🌱 Optimistic outlook on pea harvest, despite challenges and uncertainties in the growing season.
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[@kujoevony3160]

So jealous with the short sleeve look Travis. Still to cool up here! Grow on my Friend!

[@altonfender5168]

I live in South Florida and I already have my English peas in the ground

[@becky3086]

I put in a little row of snow peas and I am going to put in their first string tomorrow.

[@waynesell3681]

Looking good! Gotta get those seedlings weeds.

[@barbaraellis2375]

I'm too late to plant my English peas but wondered about treating them like a fall crop. I live in Columbus GA. Thanks.

[@marysurbanchickengarden]

I'm doing the hortanova trellis for my peas, but they are in a raised bed.

[@MDV1982]

The best thing about this trellis system is that you can solder your copper coils directly to the T-Postis for the best electroconductivity when it do best to help them pees when they start to get big early on.

[@elainedegoede6276]

Love peas. My mouth water when I see your beautiful plants. We are at the end of summer and I stay in a flat., so not eazy to plant my own. So I love watching you in your garden. Thank you. 💕🙏

[@joshuab738]

English peas are my favorite thing I grow. They taste so much better fresh than store-bought --- I can't say that about every veg I grow. My first round is about your size. I started them indoors around mid-late Jan and transplanted them in mid-late Feb. A lot of people say you can't transplant them but I have never had a problem. You just have to be fast and start them in a big container. I start 2 peas in each styrofoam cup full of my starting mix and transplant in about 2-3 weeks after I start --- so very quickly getting them out. In my second round, I direct seed them when I transplant the first round out. They are up and starting to search now. Zone 7b (Northern AL). My personal favorite in terms of taste and shelling are the Lincolns, but I am growing only those PL this year as they do better with the heat --- but they are not as sweet and they are a pain to shell.

[@sislertx]

My favorite thing to eat..i spend 76 years hating peas...im 80..i finally hadnone fresh off the vine. OMG...LITTLE PEARLS OF SUGAR...NOT SQISHY MUSH CARDBOARD.

[@izaacdreddpimp]

Hey Travis an lazy dog family. Finally, Friday is here. Get to do a bunch of gardening for a couple days this weekend 🎉🎉🎉 So I got peas coming up . They are jus starting to throw out tendrils. Im in costal Virginia Zone 8a. I'm growing 2 varieties this year, Alaska and a purple variety called King Tut. Im excited to see how these taste. I grew My last of Thomas Laxtons last year(sweet an delicious) an i grew little marvel (unimpressed), and green arrow which tasted good but low yeilds . Alright then we'll ✔️ back in later y'all

[@gardeningsimplified]

I always use field fence for my trellis, and plant a row of peas on both sides. It works well and when peas are done I usually follow up with a crop of cucumbers. I can roll it up and store it easily. The great advantage is that I don't have to spend allot of extra time adding strings as in the past. As the garden gets bigger I have to find ways to save time.

[@juliabarron9574]

Great video!

[@dawnelliott7363]

Thanks for the reminders. I was looking at mine today, and I need to start my string.

[@GypsyBrokenwings]

My peas are doing great! I did double row off of a single row of stakes...wrapped the string to go on both sides.

[@johnmacon7139]

I planted the PLS-595 this year. Going to run the same trellis system. Im a couple weeks behind though. Looking forward to the harvest!

[@eddielyles8930]

I've got a good stand of peas here in North Alabama, but I have a HORRIBLE rabbit problem, so I still have them covered with a cheap insect net. Hope it works!

[@zoeyshoots]

Great information. Diggin the Brooks bro. I wore Brooks in the late 70s for track and Brooks cleats for soccer.🇺🇸👍

[@johnglad5]

Thanks

[@robertbridge7678]

My Wando peas have been a bust!! Not even started growing!! Replanted 3 times. What seems to be the best peas for zone 8b Coastal North Carolina!!

[@LazyDogFarm]

Try PLS595 from Johnny's Seeds. It's my favorite.

[@WhatWeDoChannel]

I enjoyed this! It’s still too early to plant up here but I’m planning to put in a row of Sugar Snap pease when I can. I think I’ll put in a spring row and then a fall row in the same spot. I’m planning to use T posts and Hortimova trellis.

[@singncarpenter6270]

I planted English peas this January in the new zone 9a in Central Texas. I got bad germination, about 30 percent I'd say. It got down below 20F one night while they were germinating (I covered the beds with plastic), then we had a hot week in February where it went up to 90F on one of the days. No blooms yet on the few plants that look healthy. I'm not holding my breath. I'll probably till them in and plant something else before it's too late. I've tried to grow snow peas and snap peas in Fall and Spring the last three years with little to no luck. I've tried inoculant and I couldn't tell the difference. I probably am done with them until I move to a cooler climate. It's tricky to grow cool season crops here.

[@QuietlyGardening]

I'm in Central Texans zone 8 and I planted Peas right after that freeze. I don't have flowers yet either but the plants look healthy. For fall planting try planting them at the end of August or 1st week of November. I had luck doing it that way. This is my first season planting for Spring so we shall see.

[@Happy2Run4Me]

I had good luck planting snow peas last year in March (East Texas z9a) but germination was not as good as expected. This year I had a different problem: mice. Those little buggers came through and dug up and ate my peas before they could germinate! We had quite a lot of mice around last month and we trapped and rehomed as many as we caught (mainly because my daughter begged us not to kill them - *sigh). Now it seems one peas was missed by the mice and came up! I think I’ll try planting in a different spot and see if that buys me enough time to get them germinated or at least more than one! 😂 I’m going for snap peas this year instead of the Mammoth melting snow pea (which was lots of fun to grow but we don’t eat them that often to warrant growing again until the fall).

[@annathurston394]

Thank you for your videos. I have learned a lot from them. This is not a question about peas, but about planting seeds. I bought a good seed starter ( the same as I bought last year ), but I tried the perlite on top. Why is some of my perlite turning green? Some of the seed came up, but some has not. Please help!

[@LazyDogFarm]

Probably just algal growth. Mine does that too, but I wouldn't worry about it.

[@MynewTennesseeHome]

I use that twine too. I planted my peas a week ago but it still kind of cool, it's supposed to be lows around 30 the next two days here on the Plateau. I grow sugar snap type peas and don't usually do shell out type. I don't plant too many, most never make it in the house.😉 I have a huge rabbit problem in my big garden so I moved my peas up near the cabin so the dogs can patrol, Oh, I meant to ask, I bought one of those Mary Lane figs late last fall and have been keeping it in the house... when and what temp should be safe to plant it out? One more thing my multiplying onions are doing real well but are setting scapes, should I pinch them off? Will they make see?

[@79PoisonBreaker]

I got like 6" of snow a couple days ago and that garden shirt you are wearing at the start just plain feels wrong lol

[@ido4421]

Can you share the link to the trellising twine ?

[@LazyDogFarm]

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[@mellinnaridout5571]

Thanks. Did I miss the twine link?

[@LazyDogFarm]

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[@altonfender5168]

What is the best fertilizer for your English peas

[@cyhomer]

Where can we find that long handled cultivator? Ty!

[@LazyDogFarm]

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[@Gotpaintinmyhair]

I must be and English pea....... I dont do too good when it get over 25c (80f is 26c) lol lol lol lol lol

[@melissabritt7712]

What kind of weeding tool is that?

[@LazyDogFarm]

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[@lauras5312]

Hi Travis, do peas grow in the shade? Some youtube videoer say that they can grow in the shade. What do you think? I'm trying it this year. lol .

[@LazyDogFarm]

I always put mine in full sun. But I could see where they might benefit from some shade as we get into late spring.

[@eroggero]

I planted my peas probably a month and a half ago, they are up and starting to look good and are flowering but it has reached 84° no signs of a lit up so we’ll see I was just a I’ll try to see if it was possible.Do you use any fertilizer on English peas at all?

[@LazyDogFarm]

I put down some Coop Gro at planting, but that's all these have gotten.

[@CS-bn4un]

Beautiful peas starts...you are SO blessed not to have Florida betony as a weed in SW Georgia. It's likely close-by so WATCH out. Surprised, but You. Do.Not. Want. It.

[@waynespringer501]

Brooklyn is gonna tan your hide getting her tennis shoes all dirty with garden dirt

[@sislertx]

Lmfao...decades ago i had a small business and had tons of what are called grid walls..i would not sell the fornthe prices offered so i drug the around the state. Mostly using them to stopndogs digging under fences using old carpet under them and onto the fence...anyway..when i retired i alsi started using them to groe peas...short peas...i layed them on their side ..talk about easy!!