I would get 7-8’ tall T posts and put them on either end of each planter in the ground. Not in the planters. Then wire cattle panels or wire mesh to the T posts.
galileosmiddlefinger
The yellow squash in the foreground will have a 2×2′ footprint. They probably won’t climb, but the two planted ones are too close to each other for good production.
If you need a trellis for something else, then attach it with cable ties to the stand legs and to posts (e.g., bamboo) that you push down into the soil.
beatniknomad
Notice the shadow by the fence…is this an all-day thing? You may want to check throughout the day to determine how much sun that side gets. You wouldn’t want to put sun-loving plants there.
Some-Hat-5088
Someone suggested cattle/hog panels but rather than placing them upright next to the beds, I would suggest arching them between two beds, this way your utilizing the dead space between the raised beds
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I would get 7-8’ tall T posts and put them on either end of each planter in the ground. Not in the planters. Then wire cattle panels or wire mesh to the T posts.
The yellow squash in the foreground will have a 2×2′ footprint. They probably won’t climb, but the two planted ones are too close to each other for good production.
If you need a trellis for something else, then attach it with cable ties to the stand legs and to posts (e.g., bamboo) that you push down into the soil.
Notice the shadow by the fence…is this an all-day thing? You may want to check throughout the day to determine how much sun that side gets. You wouldn’t want to put sun-loving plants there.
Someone suggested cattle/hog panels but rather than placing them upright next to the beds, I would suggest arching them between two beds, this way your utilizing the dead space between the raised beds
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