Using Cattle Panels To Make A Garden Trellis!

[@Jo-AnnStimac]

Pawpaw Ridge, I totally agree with Trish - this is the best video I have ever watched because it is short and to the point, no fluff. Myself and my 13 year old son built this today exactly how you showed. He watched it once and we worked together and completed it in no time. Thank you!!!!

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

Thank you so much!

[@royhoco5748]

I designed my cattle panel trellis's with raised beds inside so I can cover the trellis with greenhouse plastic and use it for a greenhouse in the winter months and large cold frame in late winter and early spring.

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

Great Idea. Next year we are building raised beds on the outside so they do not get walked on but we leave the tunnels open mainly for the look of it!

[@svetlanapil8089]

I'm torn between those two options. I like the look of a tunnel, but we live in a difficult climate.

[@vzero_snexfur885]

​@@PawPawRidgeHomestead Hi where can I buy plastic clips what is plastic clips called how do I grow vines ? Did you put green vines by hand yourself thanks

[@tinyt6330]

Do you have a video of this?

[@royhoco5748]

@@tinyt6330 I do not

[@delighted8481]

OMG those gourd vines are gorgeous. Thank you sharing!

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

My pleasure

[@delikid]

Perfect! Thank you for showing us kids how to do this!!!

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

You are so welcome!

[@ciaohoney54]

BEAUTIFUL- I will be 70 yrs soon- AND I CAN DO THIS!!! LOVE the Rampicantes gorwing on the trellis- DELISH THANK YOU KINDLY

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

My pleasure

[@katharinecox5200]

Just the how to video I needed. Sir thank you very much!!

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

Certainly

[@katierevis8040]

Who else measures like pawpaw ridges lil waist trick 😅🙋‍♀️

[@angiegarris290]

Theres not alot of men like him left unfortunately.

[@debdigi5940]

I use my hammer lol

[@svetlanapil8089]

I really liked your cathedral option, I've never seen it before, it looks so sophisticated!

[@marybethjohnson3305]

I agree! very sophisticated! love it!

[@Diana-me2ie]

Thank you for showing how to strap them down in the back of the pickup! I thought I'd have to rent a trailer!

[@karenhitchens3563]

Beautiful trellises,well done! Root protection panels is great idea! Love your garden!

[@sunflowerz54]

Well looks like it would last for ever!! Great job

[@TrishFetherling]

I watch a lot of videos on gardening, and after watching yours, I'm a fan! I love how you keep em short and right to the point. Well done, Sir. Well done!

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

So nice of you

[@mariliaferreira4932]

Morning Professor where we can buy that panel ?

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

Tractor Supply

[@JP-nz4em]

I love the look of your second trellis so much, Will try to do it at my house.

[@georgefeliz7875]

Wonderful video very helpful and creative!

[@nancyd2240]

This is what I've been looking for. Thank you so much.

[@VeryMuchBlessed]

Very cool idea how you bend the cattle panels and attach them. Well done sir. Thanks for making this video.

[@laylamartinez6167]

this is absolutely the best cattle panel trellis video I've seen

[@corifry1052]

This was the easiest explanation!!! Thank you pawpaw!!!!

[@sibylbomer1807]

Thank you for this video! Gathering ideas on how to garden better!

[@JRNurse2013]

I have been seeing KZbins about doing this but yours is the best! Thank you! I’m moving soon and plan to do this for cherry tomatoes. Can’t wait!

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

Awesome

[@elizabethbekoe381]

Practically simple but Very effective and nice .. lovely 🌹

[@LennyTheCat-9lives]

Thanks! I've been looking for someone to give me more detailed dimensions, like width of walkway! Plus I was wondering about the 8' panels and love the idea of the spacer board! Thanks again!

[@TinkersCreekHomestead]

Thanks a bunch and I’m definitely gonna try this out soon with the hubby!

[@Denpachii]

I have been doing this for years for my pole beans.

[@jeanlewis4697]

Lesson perfectly taught…thanks for sharing ❤

[@Hanna-DailyLife]

The process is so efficient and seamless

[@frozenmind8811]

This is very helpful. Thank you Pawpaw Ridge.

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

Certainly

[@madammim694]

cattle panel is so expensive now but I gotta get some, just makes the best trellis there is and raised beds lined with a roll of flashing.

[@carenharris863]

Such a good presentation You've made it look so simple so I believe I can do this myself. Thank you.

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

Glad it was helpful!

[@angaleeschmidt5350]

This will be my second year doing my family's garden and our big mistake last year was not installing a trellis. This video was super helpful for us to save money and use materials we already have. Thank you!

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

Thank you so much

[@lynnlamont3485]

I love using cattle panels in the garden! We used five 4ft.×12ft panels and started attaching them about 2ft. Up on the t posts. This gave us more height and we to used metal clips to connect to the to panels together to prevent swaying. Since we used five in panels, my arbor was 20 ft. long and about 8 ft. tall. I planted on the outside and the inside of the arbor & planted green beans. I canned 134 qts. of beans from this arbor aka the green bean garage.😊😊😊

[@mariekelly7325]

So planting on the inside is not too shady for growing? And did you only plant pole green beans?

[@lynnlamont3485]

@@mariekelly7325 I placed the arbor with openings facing east and west so that they get morning and afternoon sun coming in so apparently not because I got a ton of beans. I also used soil Innoculant which increases the yield.😊

[@lane_actual_]

@@lynnlamont3485 Thanks for sharing how you oriented your “garage”! Have been wondering about that, as my beds are N-S

[@tanyarodriguez1502]

lo felicito por tan bello huerto, lo estudiaré con atención, excelente idea, gracias por compartir

[@scubamujer6069]

I followed your instructions and made an arch a few days ago. It looks wonderful. I was going to do it by myself but thankfully a guy in the community garden helped me. That panel is awkward and heavy.

[@listen2HIMSPEAK]

Great video sir! So easy to follow!

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

Thank you

[@Godisincontrol325]

Thank you for sharing this 😊

[@HeatherSpencer-n2p]

Thanks so much for this wonderful demo, I’m getting ready to build one!

[@MrLaobuck]

What an awesome idea ! Thank you for sharing ❤

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

My pleasure

[@GardenofEdens]

Its nice to see the old ways of measuring to be used. simple and usefull i will have to take a look into your content . big thumbs up keep up the great work

[@lylacrawford1827]

The thing you asked us to help identify we used to grate or slice potatoes to fry. I suppose you could use it for other veggies. The amber glass set was from late 60's or early 70's. I have that set of pyrex bowls. They were my Momma's and I use them about everyday.

[@ijahdagang6121]

Beautiful garden...all plants are very lush...wish you success and stay healthy...

[@feliciabrasuell1997]

I love it...... THANKS for sharing. I think I will have to make one of those!!!

[@EunjungLee-u7s]

This video is so helpful! Thank you so much!

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

Absolutely

[@clmvdv]

Great video! If would like to have a trellis like this, and put it at a different spot every year, do you have suggestions how to make handy adjustments to make it more mobile? Because this one I would need to break down and build it back up right?

[@lane_actual_]

Yes, would need to pull stakes & move to new spot. I’ve seen other videos where ratchet straps help hold the panel in an arch, so could to that before removing posts to keep trellis shape rather than release to flat 16’ piece to move?

[@adrabruzzese7610]

Thank you for this video, it looks so easy to do the way you do it.

[@mitziwhitworth4434]

Excellent video and thanks for keeping it simple! Can’t wait to put mine up. 😊

[@gardenvillage8732]

Amazing Garden, Thank you for sharing.

[@deewinston5651]

Thank you. Great idea.

[@marybethjohnson3305]

WHAT KIND OF POSTS DID YOU USE? they look so much nicer than the t-posts. I want to do the cathedral top. and what is best to CUT the panels? Love this video!!

[@lane_actual_]

Posts are 3/4” EMT conduit in 5’ pieces (cut 10’ in half with angle grinder). Use bolt cutters to cut cattle panels.

[@ladybungg4226]

Thank you. Very impressive ❤❤❤

[@PJE1776]

Beautiful work. Living a great life sir.

[@juliesanchez77777]

Excellent. Great looking idea!

[@AnMarie263]

wow.. beautiful garden

[@WrathOfImperium]

Such a great idea, thank you sir.

[@venusebilkova5830]

Zdravím Vás, krásná práce. Mám 2 sazenice kiwi, koupené vloni. Plánuji stejnou oporu.

[@kaylasmiles4u]

Where did you buy the plastic clips to train you vine up the panel? And what are they called?

[@pedropereira8924]

Very nice thanks for sharing , God bless you!!!

[@giaoma6598]

Thank you for sharing this

[@helenheidel7458]

awesome tutorial... my dream trellis i want for my gourd and beans

[@lauriraube8301]

Wonderful way to do this solo!!

[@lauriraube8301]

Is the trellis situated ends going north and south?

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

East West

[@lane_actual_]

@@PawPawRidgeHomestead Thank you! Was wondering that same thing

[@richardroyles1423]

Sweet. God bless.

[@sobiatabassum6848]

Thanks for sharing, you make it look so easy ❤ from uk

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

You are so welcome!

[@Tuanhair19]

The fruit tree behind you is so beautiful ❤

[@yulinbelabilla76]

Nice video👍🏻👍🏻. Thank you for sharing.

[@winstonsizemore2385]

A section of log with some rocks in front of it also will hold these things in place if you don't have conduit and all this other stuff. In fact about anything will hold them in place. For those of you that don't want to work the dirt and break it up and do all that. Just lay down some weed block inside the tunnel. And use containers. Even if something as small as a one foot by 3 foot plastic window box, will give beans plenty of roots to grow all over that thing. In fact using containers and grow bags for your tomatoes and other vining plants inside of that, is a great way to go. Set up some drip irrigation in a Bluetooth timer and you're there

[@munchkin5674]

Thank you for putting this on your KZbin channel! : )

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

You bet!

[@BeADad2447]

Thank you papaw!! Great video!

[@aljones4645]

Thanks. Heck, just showing me how you loaded it in the truck was worth more than i can say.

[@Abdullah_M_T]

Very nice

[@SanjeevBorle]

Very good new ideas. For our great❤ family we are so happy to see l have get birth there thankyou friends

[@mercedesaschenbrenner9352]

Pawpaw. I immediately subscribed to your channel. Thank you for sharing the beautiful design. 👍🏽

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

Thanks for subbing!

[@mp4doss]

Thanks for the detailed video. You make it look so simple. Hope i get some help to put this on (some handy man).

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

You bet

[@wildwoodskimberlynewworldd5282]

Most excellent idea 👍👍👍

[@laureltaft7262]

Four stakes, each in a foot. How did you not hit a single rock??? This is wizardry. I must watch more. 😊

[@armilaluayon1693]

Wow, great job

[@cityboyintheyard]

Thanks. Building mine now.

[@Picnicgarden-qq1xu]

Nice Garden. Keep it up!

[@edwinmiranda8174]

Excellent

[@lucianarodrigues8377]

Maravilhoso Deus abençoe sempre o sr com muita saúde pra continuar fazendo esse trabalho lindo Amei Luciana Brasil

[@garyjohnston6248]

Great idea. Love the video.

[@ranganathanpv8513]

👍👍👍very nice

[@Heart-cy9tb]

Love these ideas

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

Glad you like them!

[@bcake2721]

Great video. I am planning on making 2 of these this weekend. I was going to use T posts for added stability, but after watching your video, I like the posts you used. Could you tell me what size you used so I can grab them when I get my cattle panels this week?

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

3/4 EMT conduit. Comes in 10 feet length but I cut them in half.

[@bcake2721]

@@PawPawRidgeHomestead Thank you. I will grab some of those!

[@stacym3439]

I would like to do this but I am wondering what those poles you are pounding into the ground are called and where I can get them. I like the idea of pounding them a foot in the ground so they are really sturdy since I get really strong winds where I am at. To me, these seem like they would work better for me than t-posts because they are longer.

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

They are 3/4 EMT conduit.

[@victoria76116]

Amazing video thanks

[@dorothykrueger1269]

Thank you kind sir

[@yoop177]

Great tips, thanks!

[@litahsr.8226]

love it

[@michelletannehill7413]

Very good simple instructions!! Thank you

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

Thank you

[@elsajuarez4950]

Love it!❤

[@michaelscott181]

Thank you sir! Very informative

[@stormbunnie6966]

Beautiful! How can I get the whole ground area to stay mulch like this?

[@debdigi5940]

Nice video! How long are rods you used for support? I made my first one yesterday! I used 5’ rebar

[@sunnyngosgarden4393]

Thank you for your sharing ❤, i like it

[@AdelRonquillo-ub9ob]

Thanks..nice idea n concept!

[@Pokkeschoolpl]

Great idea, beautiful garden😊

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

Thank you

[@Floresefrutiferas]

Muito legal, gostei!! 🌿🌸🌿🌸🌿🌸

[@truesight91]

Beautiful Garden my friend :) Thank you for the video. I never been cut by a zip-tie, Its quite flexible and smooth, i think cutting it would make it more sharp and dangerous?

[@truelight8550]

What garden zone are you, sir? It's beautiful!

[@SallyNJ77]

I love it!!!

[@makantabrizi7867]

What are those metal posts? Rebar? Also, how much weight can I take? Would that be sturdy enough for a a grapevine?.

[@PawPawRidgeHomestead]

The metal post are EMT conduit three-quarter and they will take at least if you support it right about 200 pounds