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Amazing $3 Trellis for Peas And Other Climbing Vegetables
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“butchers twine will do just fine” luke coming through with the Dr. Seuss garden vibes 😂
😂 I said the same thing! Immediately repeated him right after he said it.
@@cc1522 too funny lol
Love the teaching, love your willingness to get soaked to help us out, and i love the humor! Your videos are one of the best parts of my day, Luke! You're such a REAL PERSON, your passion for gardening is contagious, and it's so amazing to have someone right here in MI to guide me in my unpredictable multi-weather gardening state! Your educational videos have helped me so much. I just ordered 3 kinds of blueberry plants from you and ALL of my garden seeds for this year! I pray God's blessings over your business, your greenhouse, your TH-cam channel and of course Mrs. MIgardener and family. Keep up the great work! P.S. I'm from Bay City and am planning a day trip out to your new store soon! Have a blessed day 😇🙏✌️🍅🫑🥔🧄🍄🧅🫘🥦🥒🍓🫛🍎🥕
Wow 10 minutes ago I said to my husband we need to build a trellis for all of these peas! Perfect timing. Thanks!
I was just looking for this. My peas need a trellis. This is perfect. Ty.
I am a beginner as a gardener with my first attempt at growing peas. I was excited when I looked out this morning and my peas are covered in white blossoms.
Rabbits live the peas shoots
@@dash-4150 my dog will keep them away. Also, they are in a large bin on my deck and I don't think rabbits climb stairs.
@Grace Asher-Creekbird Homestead I don’t have any flowers yet either, first time pea grower.
@Grace Asher-Creekbird Homestead you were right there are bunch out there today!
Congratulations! It's practically magical how they were green one day and snowy white the next! I hope you get tons of yummy peas❤
Thank you for taking one for the team. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you Luke for staying out in the rain for us all.
So brave to do this for us in the rain. Such loyalty!
great idea Luke! I have also used leftover polyester yarn in my garden. I do crochet, so I can get creative using yarn in the garden!
please tell, creative how w crochet in garden. My mom crochets & I would love her to help me with something, she is not really into playing in dirt w me. So that sounds like a perfect solution to do together. thanks
Thanks Luke,!
Thank you, Luke! I found your channel years ago when I started gardening. I send anyone with questions your way. Anyone who asks where to buy seeds, I send your way. I really appreciate how much you have helped my gardening skills improve over the years. ❤
Nice simple solution Luke. Long ago I learned a trick from an old organic gardener. He used 'branchy sticks'. Just poke the thick end into the ground and the peas will climb them easily. I wish I could upload a pic for you. Some trees have better suited branchy sticks than others.
Oh what a great idea! Maybe this will work for pole beans too.
You have made me so happy! I"ve been looking for an easy and inexpensive way to trellis my sweet peas! I was about to go to Lowe's, but I have some bamboo stakes that I can use instead of buying anything! Thank you so much!
I admire your resolve, Luke. 😂 And, hey all that rain will help those peas germinate all the faster.
Excellent video
Lol, most people try to beat the rain, but you gotta do what ya gotta do😊
I like this idea. I think I’ll screw my small post to the side of the bed for more stability and permanence. Thanks for this tip.😊
Just did this with my peas and beans last week. Used sticks from the yard.
Love the Channel. Keep on growing!❤
I use yarn last year and it did good, not that very sturdy but it worked good for me so far, but I'll use d twine next time..I have sown my peas in 5 gallon buckets too and I used tomato cages ...
This is super helpful! I might try this with my green beans! Longer poles though! Thanks for braving the rain to show us something helpful! Much appreciated!
Appreciate your dedication to showing us how to make this simple and inexpensive trellis while getting soaked! We're hitting the mid 90s the next several days here in Oregon.
I love this... was looking to do a cheap but sufficient trellis... thanks so much ❤
Always nice to see things done on the cheap using things that may already be on hand. Hopefully it wasn't a cold rainy day. Blessings
Very informative. Thank you thanks for putting up with the rain
Hi, thank you for this, nice trellis.
Lol. Love The Notebook. I planted my peas already. I’m watching you and am thankful that I did it correctly. It was my first time with peas. Tfs.🤗
“It’s like a scene from the Notebook out here” 😂
Great trellising advice, even better humor.
Thank you. In the south, we have tabacco sticks. They are used to hold the stalks of tabacco in the barns while drying. They are oak 1.5" sq and 5' long. Perfect for this. God Bless and stay safe.
Very nice, thank you Luke!
Here's a peek of sun for you 🌞! I might be in the minority but actually I love gardening in the light rain and on cloudy days, there's something so tranquil about that weather and I don't have to wear sunglasses to see what I'm doing.
thanks luke!
We did cattle panels last year. Large hoop style. Love them! And love your from Michigan and call them cattle panels. I’ve heard so many other names. Gotta love us Michiganders 😅
Got my Trifecta+ thank you
Great video
I had shoved down my pea plants from last year into the garden with the pea pods that turned brown and just didn't look quite right. A lot of the seeds survived the winter and unexpectedly sprouted. It has turned into an experiment because I forgot to thin them and so I am just letting them grow close and I had to rig up a trellis thing because they aren't in a row. They are doing great so far. I am very exited to harvest them!
Great idea! You deserve the like buddy ;)
Just ate my first batch of peas for dinner last night in NC. Planted Feb 2. Peas, beans, legumes, clover, and some related plants should be innoculated with nitrogen fixing bacteria. Wet the seeds and sprinkle on the innoculant, which is a black powder. I think the bacteria are species-specific, but the commercial innoculant is a mix. You can apply the innoculant to the soil after planting. The bacteria grow in nodules on the roots.
Thank You!
I'll try this out for my green beans. Jute twine hanging on t posts has worked great for my tomatoes. Its nice to cut the plant at the soil, the twine at the top and pitch the whole thing in the compost! Will take a few more cuts this way but thats no big deal!
❤😊Thanks luck. Knotting yarn and stick from tree. Free. Sugar Snap Peas, here I come😅
I appreciate your commitment to making another great, new video for us. Rain or shine!
Now go find Mrs. MIGardener and reenact that movie scene. If the rain stops, improvise. 😊
I loved the rainy video clip. Never watched the movie, though. Gardeners need humor to remain gardeners! 😂
Dedicated to plant in the rain like that! Good for you 💚 we need more like that
very helpful video!
Appreciate your dedication Luke! 😄 I used this method before I have the supplies I do now and it was super useful. Hope you got dry and settled in with a warm beverage!
Thank you. Hope you don't end up sick. Great inexpensive idea. $ 🌲 has butcher twine
I usethis method for peas, cucumbers, cucamelons and make teepees using this method also. Works great, sometimes needs some maintenance but is quick, easy and cheap. I've been doing it for forty years. Last yearIgot some hortanova netting which I really like also and is pretty cheap on Amozon. I wasn'sure I would getmore tnan one season but I will be reusing tbis year. I will seehowitholds up.
We LOVE YOU TOO Buddy. Thanks for the idea👍👍
Thank you
Thanks! I hope you plant more money saving gardening methods.
Thanks, great point
I did that last year with my tomatoes & a different string but it worked wonderfully. This year I actually used a volleyball net I bought on Temu. So far so good but I think next year I’m going back to this way c
Been doing something like this for my cucumbers. Super easy.
Thanks for the idea! I’m doing peas for the first time too. I’m just so excited. The seeds I bought from your company started to sprout already!! they are cucumbers tho. But I just planted them On the 4th! Just can’t wait
as someone who was clueless and broke when I first started gardening 8 years ago - I did this. I still do this - however this year I got a huge upgrade (multiple cattle panel trellises). This is still the best. I find my (jute) twine at the local dollar tree or cheap at a place called drug mart. (ohio here)
This is an amazing timing, I will do this trellis right now! Thank you 🙏🏻🙌🏻
Thank you! Planting my peas next weekend. Timely advice on trellising.
Brilliant
I’m going to try this! I have everything at home that I need. Even t-posts would work 🌺
Thank you for the video. I tried the horizontal tying with my tomatoes last year using tomato twine from Johnny's and to be honest it was a lot of work. Had 18 tomatoes growing in grow bags in a SIP system. After a year of growing this way, I think vertical is better: easier to clean up and uses less materials. I will try square mesh netting this season, a combination of the two, for the sake of experimenting. Ha.
I have tried to grow peas for two years in a row and I think my problem was planting too late and not trellising properly. I’m trying this next year. Great idea! So helpful!
Get the 9 foot and cut in half. Even cheaper. 👍🏻
Hi, do you know the proper name for the stakes or which stores carry it, please? Thanks!
@@rachzor He's using 2x2 lumber you can get at any home depot type store or lumber yard.
first time watching. you geniunely need to do a christopher reeves superman cosplay someday
And by the way. Thanks for all the brilliant ideas for trellises! Being on a budget this helps out my re than you know. Will be buying all seeds from Ml Gardner next garden season. You rock!!!!
You're a genius
Husband did something like these for the peas he planted. Plot twist the the plants that grew in it were volunteer fuzzy beans and not peas 😂
Like and a comment, just for the devotion!
Awesome thank you!! How the heck can't we tell it's pouring?? Thanks for your sacrifice! ❤️❤️❤️
I can't believe you kept your glasses on that whole time. As a glasses wearer since age 3, I know how it is to not want to take them off immediately at the first drop of rain! I don't know how you were able to see what you were doing! I'm going to use this technique from now on since we just tore out our outer fencing this year, so I needed a new solution. Thank you!
Thank you! I will be trying this technique soon. Love your videos.
I'm lucky enough to grow several types of bamboo, so I have all the free gardening trellis material I could want. Just have to buy the string. I haven't done peas for a while, but I used to just put branches into the rows and they'd climb and sprawl over that - it didn't cost a cent.
I happrn to have poly twine! Thanks for getting soaked for the video, you rock! Now go get dry & don't get sick! Many Blessings from Deborah in West Virginia!
Thank you so much! I'm going to plant some peas when I get off work today and I was trying to figure out what I could use at home! I planted peas earlier in the season but my cats dug them up.
Watching you bemoan the rain, I sit here being jealous. My part of eastern Nebraska has been in a state of drought for what seems like forever, like years, my immediate neighborhood even worse than the general area. And when we do get rain, it's rarely a nice long soaking one, but rather a brief and violent thunderstorm, we're lucky to get an inch. So don't complain too much!
The only peas I grow are snow peas, and they get up to over 6 feet high before they fade in the summer heat. Are regular peas really that much shorter?
Thanks for the idea! I was going to add to my cattle panel trellises this year but with the increased cost I've put it off. Definitely trying this instead!
I would suggest using slightly longer stakes and pounding them into the ground with a hammer. That would result in less sagging when the plants get heavy.
I would love to see this with tomato plants! Trellises are so expensive now. I see a Lowe’s run in my future, lol.
HiT the like button, come on don't be lazy hit that like button for the baby.
Thank you🙂. 🫛 Happy peas
Cut V shaped notches in the post and use hay bailing twine. Should help to reduce sag,
I've been using this version for the past few years, works great. Funny, I bought cattle panels and was going to switch to that, but seeing this I'll stick with the twine version and use the cattle panels somewhere else
Just like the scene in the notebook 😂
I saw a clip of sticking a small piece of copper wire into the base of your tomatoe plant. Which is to incorporate copper into the plant and help the plant fight fungus. BI am going to give it a whirl this year
Can you explain further?
@Donna Martz , copper is a natural antifungal, and stabbing and keeping that little piece of copper into the plant will encourage the plant to absorb and have higher levels of copper in its foliage. Which will aid in deterring the fungus spotting and yellowing of tomatoes leaves. I cannot testify, atleast until after this season of use, if this helps or not. Saw it on another gardening channel. The same channel also promotes the use of antennas to energize the soil and aid in growing.
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20 minutes later in Chesterfield totally sunnY! sorry you're getting soaked, but we appreciate it!
Hello Luke. I just finished watching your video on high intensity spacing. Is that different than intercropping? And just an idea for your seed packets or web site. Would you be willing to add what plants would be good with intensity growing? Hope that makes sense. Or do a more extensive video on this topic. Thanks for all you do. I’m so new to gardening and trying to learn all the things, love the idea of intensity gardening.
I already planted my peas and realized i did it wrong..i planted them an inch or 2 from the trellis..i guess i now know for fall planting. Just hoping my peas make it this year..hopefully an inch or 2 wont matter too much.
Thanks so much
Nice...T.Y.
Very timely video! I started something similar and will add a cross bar at the top to stabilize. How high do I need to trellis the giant oregan snow peas that I purchased from MI Gardner? Thanks.
😅loved the video!
What about for those long Chinese string beans or rope beans? They grow really long.
It looks like it sprinkled? No raindrops bouncing off the wood. I'm a jaded PNW resident.
Just a question,, i have boxes full of old electric wire,, will this work instead of twine?? And will ribbon also work??
Could I use my excess bird netting instead of twine? Or is that too weak?
Luke = The best
Down pouring here to Luke, all day.
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Would this work for green beans as well? I've only grown bush beans, but wanted to try "Pole" beans but don't have trellis.