A Trellis To Make You Jealous

I show you my simple, cheap and mobile trellis system that you can build in 5 minutes. Also, I show you a few other simple ways to trellis a variety of crops.

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[lisalivelybrooks]

Thank you for not wasting my time and actually showing me what you are doing rather than talking at me. I appreciate it!

[tiktokcancerous]

Throughout the years I've grown many award winning produce gardens. Gave away alot of food to my community. Now as an old crippled widower, I receive so much produce from the community and it really brings me happiness with the universe. Neighbors really help me with my flowerbeds and the orchard. I guess the moral of the story is spend our lives helping and giving and the waves of karma come back to help.

[prmayner]

Straight to the point with no jeberish unlike so many videos out there, I like it and your garden is perfect. Thumbs up and will watch more.

[radow]

Lightning struck one of my T-posts and melted the chicken wire in a near perfect circle and killed every plant including grass in a 10 ft radius. I half way expected a terminator to be set loose.

[moelee]

I just wanna start off saying how gorgeous your garden looks... you don't see no grass, no weeds... Everything in your garden looks so healthy, green, and in a straight line... You can tell you take great pride in the up keep of your overall awesome video sir

[charleswilson]

I'm back. Just want to share a memory about a market garden. When I was 13 years old, in 1953 I got a job with two other 13 year old boys at a truck farm. We did weeding and other chores for 45 c an hour. This farmer had 13 acres and he supported him, his wife, his sons family with three kids. And that summer he had a new brick house built. When I got older and remembered that summer, I thought, not bad for 13 acres.

[foreveronamission]

This is the first video I've seen from your channel. I must say, you have a beautiful garden, and I like your to-the-point teaching style and clear communication. I'll be back for more!

[wgc]

Thank you for the visual teaching. It really helps. I am going to give this a try. I have been scouring you tube for a long time looking for trellis ideas, most are too difficult for me. This I can do, as a 73 year old woman with no mechanical skills!

[MorganJServices]

You are a FABULOUS teacher for budget conscious gardeners. My expensive trellis building plans for the loofah gourds is being scrapped. Now building your way!

[toadie]

Straightforward for a first-time senior citizen gardener. I just paid $89.99 for one wooden trellis last week. I was saving to go back and buy another one next month. Your video has saved the day! The other vertical gardening videos out there are way too complicated for this old lady. Thanks again!

[hingedelephant]

I’d recommend that before you pound in the T-stakes, call for utility locating. Very easy to do and it’s typically free. Look up how your state deals with it by searching for “call before you dig”. Usually, calling 811 is a quick way to get a ticket started.

[chilife]

Hello first time gardener. I’ve watched many videos on this subject and this is by far the easiest. Thank you so much I will be doing this.

[nctn]

Awesome setup. Try using sisal binder’s twine which is biodegradable, instead of the poly twine. We used to used the poly twine in semi-commercial tomato production, and 50 years later, we still find big piles of discarded poly twine buried in our fields. It is a royal pain in the butt when using cultivator plows.

[kathystearns]

Josh, I wholly agree about being mobile. That's how I fly too. I like my T-posts too, but I don't care for the color, so I spray mine black. They make my garden look elegant now.

[caracaplinger]

This was exactly what I was looking for...a reusable system, easy to find materials, with multiple purposes! Thanks for sharing!!!

[rainlyte]

light bulb moment for a gal who does most of the gardening on her own. Thanks for the tip! Be safe Be prepared Be Blessed!

[UKWildcatsNumber]

Some GREAT ideas in this video!
One trick I've learned when doing the "weave" in my garden for peppers is to go ahead and place the additional twine or string up to the top of your t-posts. So, go above the plants and run the string down and back just as you would if you were weaving ( except you won't be weaving it because you're above the plant). Now, instead of having to take the time to be careful and weave around each plant when they grow taller, you just spread the twin apart and place the plant into the "weave" as it grows taller! It's also nice because you can get all of that tying done in one day.

[ChrisWilliamsREI]

Josh, please start posting content again! What you are doing on a small plot of land is really inspiring!

[championhomestead]

Love your trellising ideas and not repeating yourself like most do.

[danachoate]

I love that this system is reusable and portable. It's also beautiful and organized which I appreciate.