Garden with cattle panels

Love the railroad ties and the use of angled fencing for vines.

For raspberries

Hello , I will be growing my tomatoes beside cattle panels as support to tie my tomato plants . My 3 panels are spaced 5' apart . I used 8' stakes driven 2' deep to support the panels . The panels are about 4 1/2' tall and I raised them off the ground one foot for about 5 1/2' height to the top of p...

Today I am going to share with you how we built our garden trellises with cattle fence panels. It is easy and affordable!

Simple, durable, and tall enough to walk through comfortably. My Husband built this trellis for my birthday this year! I promise you, th...

Lisa Catalano | Cattle fencing works so great in your garden for peas, pole beans and cucumber vines. It’s sturdy and very inexpensive! 🌱🌱🌱… | Instagram

All for less than $30 in supplies! It took over 4 hours to dig the holes for the T-posts. One post especially was very very difficult to dig because a rock the size of those boogie boards at the beach ominously gave zero option for pole placement. I had to bust it up with a sledge hammer before I c...

Arbor for less than $150. 3 Cattle Panels (50" x 16'); 6 tall t-posts, 6 eye screws, heavy picture wire. Cut horizontal pieces out of 2 bottom rows to create stakes to drive into soil. Drive in t-posts and attach. Attach eye screws to bottom side of roof beams. Bend cattle panel over to meet under beam and wire securely with heavy wire. Voila! Easy Peasy!

If you’re wanting a trellis in your yard or garden, try this diy cattle panel trellis. It creates such a wonderful focal point in the garden. It’s perfect for growing vines and vegetables. I’m going to put a smaller one in my new vegetable garden and try to grow some things vertically like cherry tomatoes and butternut squash. What veggies have you had success with growing vertically? - - - - - #diytrellis #cattlepaneltrellis #gardentrellis #trellisgarden #verticalgarden #verticalgardenin...

DIY cattle panel greenhouses are used by growers in all types of climates for many different reasons - but the main goal is climate control, whether that is to make the growing area colder using the artificial shade created or warmer by taking advantage of the insulating properties of the covered ar

Sometimes you have to flip your knowledge on its side for it to make sense. It took a few years of growing determinate paste tomatoes to understand how...

Cattle panel woodwork trellis

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Joanna Brown 🌸 Your new gardening friend! | Add vertical growing space to your garden with a trellis. Here we use cattle panels to create a simple and inexpensive arch trellis in ou... | Instagram