Tomato cattle panel trellis

Joanna Brown 🌸 Your new gardening friend! on Instagram: "Add vertical growing space to your garden with a trellis. Here we use cattle panels to create a simple and inexpensive arch trellis in our raised bed garden. Materials needed: cattle panels, t-posts, zip ties 1️⃣: Pound t-posts into the ground 2️⃣: Shape the panel into an arch and set inside of t-posts. The tension from the bend will keep the panel in place. 3️⃣: Secure by using zip ties wrapped around both the t-post and cattle…

The first tomato Tuesday with tomatoes officially in the ground! This cattle panel tomato trellis was a game changer last year so I decided to add more. 3 6ft t-posts and an 8 ft cattle panel is all you need to set this up. GOODBYE tomato cages that never really worked, am I right? Photo credit: @.thewhittygardener

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My method of using hog panel provides easy access and super support for tomatoes, squash, beans, and gourds alike. I also pile on the straw for moisture retention and weed control.

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Here's an update on the livestock panel tomato trellis experiment. So far I like this much better than the round tomato cages made of concrete...

I planted four tomato plants on my cattle panel trellis and two tomato plants on my nylon trellis. All six are doing great, and I have over 15 tomatoes on one plant! It is exciting to see my first spring tomatoes! One tip on tomatoes, I trim or break off the extra leaves at the …

By installing this super easy DIY cattle panel trellis arch, you'll not only save money but have support for your vegetables for years to come.