DIY CATTLE Panel TRELLIS | TWO MINUTE TUESDAY

IT'S TUESDAY!! I show you how to make a cattle panel trellis for your cucumbers and beans!

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Jason and Lorraine. In 2016 we sold most of our belongings and left the city in southern California to start a small homestead in the mountains of North Carolina. We left the city in search for a more minimal and intentional life. We became passionate about growing our own food and knowing what exactly is in our food after I (Jason) became diagnosed with cancer. Now 8 years in remission we as a family are on a journey to live our passions.
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[TK-qmrb]

Hey, Great idea. We used to do this when I was growing up. two things: 1. turn your posts around so the the little nubbs are towards the panels, this will help keep them in place. 2. raise the panels up off the ground by 6 to 10 inches, vine plants will still reach it and it will prevent the panel from damaging your crop and keep them out of the way for hoeing and keep the panel clean.

[MrSanteeclaus]

Panels are our best friend around this homestead

[sonyagregory]

Cattle panels are so helpful in the garden and many other ways. I like to use cattle panels as background support for banners that you need to put up. They help keep the banner nice and straight. And zip ties are the best invention. I use those suckers everywhere. Zip ties are this woman's best friend! Lol! Happy Gardening!😊

[Citystead]

Two Minute Tuesday! The cattle panels were a game changer for my smaller city lot garden.

[VzlaSages]

love your channel man, keep it up. You are super chill and i can tell u like teaching or "showing" us your knowledge and your learning. Cheers from Venezuela!

[jelaynehaight]

Thanks so much for this video! It’s exactly what I was looking for, so there’s no need to look elsewhere. Now it’s off to Tractor Supply for supplies. 😊

[SisterShirley]

Short and sweet
Thanks for this tutorial

[tinalevron]

I love this video. This will solve a problem I’m having in my garden. Thank you!!!!

[elisadach]

I put up 4 cattle panel trellises in much the same way, but I used more zip ties and secured the top with wire in case the ties broke or failed. Besides cukes and beans, I use them for indeterminate tomatoes (cherry, Juliets) and peas. Love watching your progress and really enjoy your music choices too.

[dianecharles]

Love your tips! I have Two cattle panels in my garden one for cucumbers and one for my runner string beans! Love how you showed how to install them! Great tip ! ❤️

[heyitsagoodlife]

Nice tutorial, I'm hoping to do some of these in the front yard for melons-good pointers about doing it before the plants are established and taking account the width of the panel before tposting

[lindalong]

❤️❤️❤️ ur Tuesday Tip of the day. So glad I found u guys.

[aganethabergen]

Oh Love those trellises, very nice tip of the day!!

[ThirdTimeAroundRanch]

Howdy Jason, How far apart are your beds and how tall is the center of the cattle panel?

[TheKamakuraGardener]

Love that groovy 1960s music! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾😃

[dananelson]

Cattle panel Tuesday. Thanks for the tip and the costs breakdown.

[robinr.]

Vertical growing options are a must for a postage stamp sized growing area. Not only can I use this application for growing space, I can also use the cattle panel as framework for shade material to protect plants from the harsh sun where I live. Thank you so much.

[cchurch]

Cheers for great tips from Australia 🇦🇺 👍

[eutimiochavez]

Great that it’s not to long right to point if it’s to long people will loose interest thank you.

[CountryViewHomestead]

We are about to do this in my sons garden with his beans.