Pumpkin trellis

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With urban living comes many advantages. Jules and I both walk or ride our bikes to work, we are a few minutes walk from a zoo, there countless numbers of cafes, restaurants, bars, playgrounds, etc. within walking distance. But there are also some disadvantages. Real-estate is a valuable commodity where we live and there aren't many lots that would accommodate the size garden we wish we could have so we have to get creative.

Somewhere in our garden history, veggie gardens got the short end of the stick. They’ve been typecast as the ugly ducklings of gardening, while ornamental plantings are touted as the swans. There is no rule book, however, that says our edible gardens can’t be beautiful and a showcase of the neighborhood.

If your limited on space for your garden then consider growing your vegetable garden in containers or even in 5 gallon buckets. You will find everything you need to know here about the subject.

This matte black wire trellis nearly disappears when it's covered with vining plants. Whether you use it in a raised bed or in-ground garden, it will provide no-nonsense, heavy-duty support. Each side is 17-3/4" W x 58" H; grid openings are approx. 6" x 8" to make harvesting easy. Set up several side by side to create a long, A-Frame tunnel to support two rows of peas, cukes or squash.

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supporting your beans and peas