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Growing stuff. It’s my fav.
And there’s nothing more fun than growing it up trellises.
The best part about using a trellis (other than making your garden look spectacular) is that you’ll free up a significant amount of space.
Because I work so hard to produce fantastic soil here in Arizona, I want to save precious square footage in the garden.
The best fruits & vegetables for growing on a trellis
- Cantaloupe
- Watermelon
- Grapes
- Cucumbers
- Beans
- Peas
- Squash
- Berries
- Peppers
- Tomatoes
15 Simply Gorgeous Trellis Ideas
I always love a minimalist or simple looks to my garden, and these are some of my absolute favorite ideas!
This barbed-wire trellis is awesome, even though it might cause some pain during harvest. Better stick with a non-edible for this one. (source)
I’ve seen a lot of these cattle panel trellises and I think they’d look best if bolted to the wall/fence. (source)
This is a really unique trellis made from copper pipe. Love it! (source)
What an awesome idea to create a magical place to rest underneath! (source)
A modern take on a trellis! (source)
Old doors can be found everywhere and are perfect for a trellis! (source)
Fences, gate, and even headboards make great trellises. (source)
This is a super creative way to re-purpose old farm tools. (source)
This trellis definitely would take some work to construct, but it’s incredible! (source)
These would be great for beans or peas. I love the different designs! (source)
Sometimes a simple bamboo trellis is all you need. (source)
This is a great raised garden bed & trellis combo, and I love that it’s on wheels! (source)
This wire trellis is giving me all the feels! This has definitely been put on our project list! (source)
I love that this artist took old branches and made this trellis! (source)
Source: Weed ’em & Reap
