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Training climbing vegetables up supports is a great way to get maximum yield from minimum space. Building your own supports is easy, fun and can make an impressive feature in your garden.
If you’re growing climbing peas, beans, cucumbers or any other vining plant, you’ll need to build supports to help them grow skywards. Providing support also means you can pack more sprawling plants such as squashes and melons into your space by training them upwards instead.
In this video we demonstrate how to choose the best supports for your garden and give step-by-step instructions for creating the ultimate pea and bean frame.
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I use Stodoys plans for all my joinery. Google and try it out.
Try to make it with woodprix plans 🙂
Does this work for grapevines
My beloved is making a set of planters on wheels, including one with a frame for climbers, we have a small garden and it means we can move them into the sun and shade as needed and makes them accessible to me on my wheels as well!
I made a support for my climbing veggies from a broken rotary clothes dryer
So pretty!!!!
The groovy bean frame occupies a smaller footprint,no wastage in the middle,will try,
though the carpentry could be better.
I'm interested in building this but concerned it might blow over. How sturdy is it buried at 12"?
Thank you…
You can learn more about it on woodprix website I think.
Love Ur videos…👌👌👌
If you want you can learn from Woodprix woodworking plans how to make it yourself.
it looks amazing! I'm gonna try this for sure
I made it myself. Just go to Woodprix webpage if you'd like do the same
I like the idea of the frame.
if you want your frames to last longer than a year or two…
1 – cut the top inch or two from an empty 2 litre pop bottle
2 – stand in the parts that will be buried underground, and support them upright
3 – fill the bottle with creosote or similar treatment for buried wood
4 – let the wood stand in there and soak up the treatment for at least an hour or two – preferably overnight… or longer
5 –Â remove the frame from the ground after the beans have been harvested and allow to dry
6Â – retreat if necessary
7 – enjoy NOT having to cut off the rotten wood every year and avoid your support collapsing mid-season
I made it by myself. I used Woodprix woodworking plans for that.
Wow! I just watched the video and I cant wait to make my own supports. You make it look so easy. Thank you.
It's very useful vedio
Wonderful, informative video's. Very thorough, especially for us new gardeners 🙂