Check out this simple tutorial on How to Build a Green Bean TeePee Trellis and up your gardening game! This is the easiest DIY garden trellis idea yet!

Zone 7 Gardening on Instagram: "It’s pea planting season! I made this trellis from those free hardwood off cuts I got from a local cabinet maker. Check out my YouTube for a full tutorial! The video is linked in the DIY highlight! This design is incredibly easy to build and it can scaled up or down to fit any size or application. Credit to Mitch @pnwnodig and his “DIY pea trellis” reel for the inspiration behind my design. I did make a couple changes so that mine is collapsable and can be…

Image from Bower Power Blog. In a continual effort to maximize the tiny patio space we have in our new home for urban gardening, we've been trying to come up with as many creative ideas to make use of vertical space as we can. After getting inspired by the self imposed Pinterest Challenge hosted by fellow Richmond bloggers, Young House Love, and the endearing Katie Bower of Bower Power Blog, this was just what we needed over the weekend to finally tackle a project we've been wanting to take…

Bamboo Teepee Trellis A bamboo teepee trellis is a simple yet effective way to support runner beans in your kitchen garden. Its natural material blends seamlessly with the environment, and its shape adds an interesting visual element.

These 9 Trellis Ideas for Beans, Peas, & Cucumbers are completely doable even for a beginner! While some ideas may require two people, many you can do by yourself to grow your garden vertically! #verticalgardening #gardentrellis #beantrellis

Here's a great way to make your own trellis. This trellis is a great way to extend your gardening space. Grow your vegetables vertically. This trellis is easy to make and folds for easy winter storage. #garden #DIY #trellis

Now that's a great way to grow beans!! DIY vegetable garden building a bean tunnel!

Learn how to to make this DIY Garden Trellis for green beans using welded wire, chicken wire and u-posts. Gardening during this pandemic has definitely forced us to get more creative with using the material we have on hand. In an effort to limit our trips to the store, we're now taking a second look at that leftover scrap of welded wire and extra u-posts in the garage--and it's honestly been pretty fun! When we ran out of room in our raised bed garden for our green beans, we decided to use…

it’s getting colder. may need to start putting up cold frames sooner than i thought…at least at night in the lower garden. if it’s possible to be busy and lazy at the same time, …