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Around here the majority of the project I have going involve the garden. It is prime planting time.
Peas are growing in one of the beds. The trellis is also created from things we have on hand around the house. I used two metal pieces to create the arches. Honestly, I am not entirely sure what the original intent of these pieces were, but they function very nicely as a trellis frame for my peas. Then I tied twine between to create a fence for the peas to grow up. It is working out very nicely.
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I made a pea trellis from a baby gate I found on the side of the road (okay, hubby helped.) It looks really cute but my peas aren't as tall as yours yet!
ReplyDeleteVery inspriing garden. We're waiting until last frost prior to planting in our first raised vegetable garden. I love this trellis idea :)
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ReplyDeleteA baby gate? Now that is creative! :)
Sarah,
A lot of plants, like peas, can be planted before the last frost. We are almost to our last frost date!
The steel frames she used are normally used to help reinforce concrete, just like re-bar. only this is thinner and more flexible.
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