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I know we trellis them differently. I just didn't know why. Now I do. ❤❤❤ Thanks !❤❤❤❤
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Heres a cool tip from the native American people. Grow corn or maze in between your climbers. Plant the corn/maze a few weeks to a month before. Then the climbers can climb the stalks. Bonus points if you plant pumpkin/squash/zucchini around the outside so it can form a mat that helps keeps pests an weeds out and shades the soil to retain water better. This is called the 3 sisters. 😊
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I just kept it as is and made a wall of bean branches over the years which also acts as a privacy enhancement because it blocks the neighbour's view into my backyard better than my actual fence.
I have also used this technique to build a sort of roof over my barbecue with beans which is good enough to protect from drizzles and even snow (I let ice form to make it sturdier in the winter).
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New gardener here. This year will be my first time growing peas and beans. I was about to plant peas and beans together on a chicken wire trellis (provided by our community garden) this week. You saved me!
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Thank you, any suggestions for tomatoes. They grow all over the place
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This is timely. I just planted 36 pea seedlings! I’ll be sure to use the correct trellis for them. Thanks!
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… thank you. I HATE cleaning up beans at the end of the season. I don’t even eat the things, I hate them- I grow them for my mom, who loves them. This will be a huge help. :D
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Thank you ! I love vertical gardening
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THANK YOU SO MUCH, i trelaced my peas like beans and wondered why they all keep falling down, now i know how to trelace them, thanks.
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Learned this lesson this year when cleaning up my beans 😅
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This is good Information! I started growing peas with my corn so I didn’t have to strip it all away when it’s done
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My mom used to use some spare cattle fence panels for the beens, and at the end of the year, the panels got thrown on top of a bonfire to burn off the dried, dead vines. Benefit of having a huge garden on a livestock farm, I guess! With the amount of beans she grew, it was less labor to build a fence every year. The method in this video looks much more manageable for a smaller, in-town garden!
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Great info, thanks! Would you mind telling me what raised beds those are that you have? Seems like the ones I find are either 6 inches or 3 feet deep!
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Excellent advice!
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These are the tips that I value!
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This info is worth sooo much!!!❤❤
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Thanks for the reminder to explain the difference between bush green beans and trellising ones to my grandma 🤟🏼
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Great instructions and explanation!
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I love this advice!
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@opheliamaples
1 year ago
I just use jute twine to weave the lattice. At the end of the season, I just detatch the entire lattice and throw the entire mass, jute lattice and plant matter, into the compost. Easy cleanup.
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