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Green bean nightmare!
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<blockquote data-quote="Lucky_P" data-source="post: 1766378" data-attributes="member: 12607"><p>I've got a 75 ft piece of bent-up/boogered-up net wire fencing that I lash to t-posts driven about every 15 ft or so., suspended a foot or so above soil level. Could probably do with a taller 'trellis', but this works reasonably well, and at the end of the season, I just cut it loose, roll it up and stick it in the corner 'til next year. </p><p></p><p>Did a 'Florida Weave' for my tomatoes this year, but tried to cheat and instead of driving a t-post between every second plant, I 'cheated' and stuck in an 8-10 ft stem of river cane (native bamboo). Worked OK until the tomatoes passed 5 ft and started fruiting... the bamboo was not strong enough to stand up to that sort of weight. Next year, it'll be all t-posts.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lucky_P, post: 1766378, member: 12607"] I've got a 75 ft piece of bent-up/boogered-up net wire fencing that I lash to t-posts driven about every 15 ft or so., suspended a foot or so above soil level. Could probably do with a taller 'trellis', but this works reasonably well, and at the end of the season, I just cut it loose, roll it up and stick it in the corner 'til next year. Did a 'Florida Weave' for my tomatoes this year, but tried to cheat and instead of driving a t-post between every second plant, I 'cheated' and stuck in an 8-10 ft stem of river cane (native bamboo). Worked OK until the tomatoes passed 5 ft and started fruiting... the bamboo was not strong enough to stand up to that sort of weight. Next year, it'll be all t-posts. [/QUOTE]
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