Bamboo and twine trellis

This simple project is fun for the whole family. Make a pea trellis to support and train pea plants as they grow, and keep them at perfect snacking height!

Bamboo poles will last for a number of years before they become too brittle to use as a trellis for your tomatoes anymore, and they don't take up a lot of space to store in a pile or leaning against a shed in the winter. With some bamboo and biodegradable twine you should have everything you need for strong and tall tomato trellises that cost you virtually nothing and will return fertility to the soil when they are no longer in use. Click to watch our How-to…

Cheap, DIY garden trellis made with 10 bamboo poles and hemp string. Great for pole beans!

Casey Hardin on Instagram: "🌿 Create a simple and effective pole bean trellis using just bamboo stakes and twine! 🌱 1. Insert 3 bamboo stakes into the ground in a row, spacing them about 18” apart. 2. Tie a piece of twine at the top to connect them. 3. Plant your pole beans at the base of each stake, and watch them climb! #DIYGarden #PoleBeans #Trellis #UrbanGardening #GardeningTips"

It couldn't be easier to make a sturdy yet stylish trellis for peas, beans, or other climbing plants. This project uses just one material and takes very little…

Building a Bamboo Trellis | Garden Gate Magazine

This year I bought a Mandevilla plant. I didn’t know anything about them and soon discovered that this plant needed a trellis to climb on. Now I’m calling this a trellis but it may be more of a obelisk. First, I tried some shorter bamboo and was generally unhappy with how it looked. I went to the internet and found inspiration. I went back and bought a six pack of 6 ft long bamboo stakes. I spray painted them black. You’ll need to roll them as they dry to get all the sides Al…

It's impossible to come away from a visit to Longwood Gardens without some serious inspiration. Check out these interesting ideas for trellising veggies with humble materials. Time to dig out...

Want to how to build a bamboo tripod trellis? Checkout this blog and understand with a photo tutorial. it's one of the most inexpensive ways to make a trellis.

Just built this bamboo trellis for the cucumbers :) I have lots of bamboo growing in our yard.

Bamboo trellis is easy and beautiful way to connect two raised beds. We grow edible ornamental Malabar spinach which is just starting to climb. Sunflowers you see here are great attraction for bees. Cross sections are reinforced using cheap pipe slips available at any hardware store. Bamboo was courtesy of a friend's garden.

With an investment of less than two hours and not much money, you can create a DIY bamboo trellis for your collection of vines.

Bamboo trellis to support some pole beans and tomato plants. Instead of burying the bamboo pole we secured them to the outside frame using pipe hanging tape. With jute twine we secured the horizontal bamboo to the vertical poles. We finished it off with diagonal twine to provide more stability and allow the vining plants to climb. Another note: we used a metal pole to core the bamboo poles. this will prevent water from being trapped and make the bamboo more likely to dry evenly

Bamboo Stakes and Twine Tomato Trellis. Wrap the twine up and around the stakes. Easiest method I have found yet. Made 10 of them in an hour. Will use tall sticks when I run out of bamboo.

Weave the string between the Hazel sticks to strengthen the trellis... Image:0597524 - Stock photo from GAP Gardens, garden & plant photography