Vertical Gardening - 12 Vegetables That Can Be Grown On A Trellis

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Comment from : cylistang farmer

Yes!! My father in law grows everything he has on trellis! His crooked neck yellow squash and his cucumbers im going to do it this year now that my cucumbers are finally getting some length to them 😊
Comment from : Lb Belrose

I subscribe to your channel and hit the like too 😊
Comment from : Sonja Syaloong

Wow, I like the way you grow vegetables…😊 Thank you for sharing your garden ideas
Comment from : Sonja Syaloong

I love your channel!! TY!! I rent and only have a 16x16 garden so I grow everything up trellises I do watermelons and trying this year to train summer squash and zucchini As you mentioned, I grow all my tomatoes, cukes, beans, and peppers up as well I have two greenstalks for my greens, mini sprouting broccoli, mini cabbage, and herbs
Comment from : Gibsongirl

👋Hi, I’m new to your channel and subscribed 👋
Comment from : Dolly408

I grow loofah, Asian vegetables and they grow vines, hang just like cucumbers and they get very productive when cared for right
Comment from : Tessie Miller

Your garden is so spacy! I hope I can make trellis like yours! Thanks for the sharing, Sir!
Comment from : Norma Ise

Lovely video Number 7 is actually a gourd called snake gourd Because it looks like a snake when it grows long ❤
Comment from : Sanaaya Kurup

How many plants per trellis?
Comment from : Greenfielders Globetrotters

Interesting, another Sherri Papini
Comment from : Spring Notes

I stumbled across this video before heading out to work in my gardens, and I am so happy I did!! Your inspiration and peace is greatly appreciated here on my little homestead in Georgia I happily subscribed and I look forward to watching more of your videos on my rainy day "breaks" God bless! 😊
Comment from : Paradise Acres

Could you grow straight neck yellow squash on a trellis?
Comment from : Brittany Scheuvront

Oh my gosh I'm so excited to find this channel! I'm also 6b here in St Louis It'll be so great to follow along and get advice from someone with my climate! I tried using tomato posts and a pre-made nylon trellis last year and wasn't overly happy with the results I have some metal fencing (not quite as robust as cattle panel) that i want to try this year Love the homemade tomato cages! I'm going to have to try that
Comment from : Todd

This is awesome very informative I’m planning on doing a garden this year and the different ways I see here helps me a lot and I’m more encouraged to do it Thank You
Comment from : Chaplain Raymond Anderson

Love your garden Your plants are very healthy
Comment from : Nilda Otero

You know this is the first video of yours that I ever watched and it was helpful so I started following you
Comment from : Gods countryside

Tropaleum species if you like the cress flavor
Comment from : Erik Johnson

I know some people hate them, but I find cucamelons (Melothria scabra) has fewer mildew problems than cukes It would mostly be used for pickling
Comment from : Erik Johnson

Trying to gather ideas for a cattle panel arched trellis walkway in my backyard and I’m looking for good things to grow on it so this was helpful! Some melon, some beans, some cucumbers and some squash sounds like the ticket! Thanks for your time and effort!
Comment from : Ottie

Do you use trellis to shade cool season plants in the summer?
Comment from : Buff Link

Any vining pea or tomato I’m trying Telephone Pole peas this year 4 cattle panel styles:br 1 round cagebr 2 horizontal zip tied to br firewood bracket br framebr 3 archbr 4 A-frame: panel cut br in half & zip tied at br top for spring peas,br followed by a br summer crop, br followed by fall br peasbr 5 lean to against br the housebr (Burlap wrapped br pool noodles across br top that rests br against house… br weighted with a br hanging tie down br attached to rubber br wheel chocks from br Harbor FreightbrbrDetermined to make ultra small space productive, interesting & pretty Oh yeah… no digging allowed on lot & no outside water spigots Seriously? Hence, much out of box creativitybrbr6 foot pea vines said to hold longer into heat We’ll see Trying vertical squash & melons as well… summer fresh & winter storagebrbrUsing Gardening with Leon’s self watering tub designs for watering solution, (well breaks yearly & work lots in summers) Growing soil plants in large Boxer Root pouches & contractor bags, but also trialing a Kratke setup in food grade buckets as well I have 10, 8-foot cattle panels for my little mobile home yard & driveway Spray painting them a burnished copper / Brown for interest Farm gray feels better on a real farm or larger garden Happy gardening to us all!
Comment from : Theresa Larson

I know not everyone grows black eye peas but we love them and I have found growing them on a trellis is the only way They climb up the trellis and makes it so much easier to harvest
Comment from : KC

Just discovered you YouTube channel And very impressed with the tons of information about gardening I’m a newcomer in gardening from Milwaukee with a small space for a couple of beds and containers I’m looking forward to start planting you’ve been doing this for years Maybe you can do a video for newbies
Comment from : EM

I ordered python bean seeds and got nothing, it was so disappointing
Comment from : Suzanna BobannaFofanna

Wait spinach? Love spinach, but it hates the ground and heat here though
Comment from : MYOB MYOB

This sounds crazy but young slender loofa is really good to eat The flowers are the most amazing pure buttery yellow you can imagine We grew them on one side on an arch trellis and the Chinese snake beans on the other We let the snake beans get large, and they ended up 3 - 4' long We made a super cool arched trellis by taking T posts, and putting two opposing each other, bend a 16' wire livestock panel between the T posts and viola! You got it! We did two together and it cost $70 total a few years ago What we would do different is make the distance between opposing T posts wider and also don't put the panel so low the ground Lift it up at least foot above the garden box, as your climbers will at least go that far Or even higher up the T posts When covered with loofa and snake beans it makes a magical tunnel Our pollinators love it
Comment from : SkyeTheWylder

Nice and simple ideas for the trellises building thank you Beautiful tone in your vocals, no doubt your tomatoes would find that extremely soothing 🙏💧🌱
Comment from : Ral Sharp

I have no idea what the plant is that is growing 6 feet tall on my patio I had listed it as celery as a seedling but it is not, has strange shaped leaves and tiny white flowers I can't figure it out
Comment from : StarseedQ

👍💕🍅🥒🥗
Comment from : Sandi B

What an awesome video! No messing around!
Comment from : Blonde Caveman

My favorite pole beans is Blue Lake hands down
Comment from : Cliff Mays

Long beans are heavy producers, i grow them too here in southeast Michigan
Comment from : lisa schaeffer

That's why you can grow everythingI live in UK,here always weather is coldOnly for 3 months we put our plants outside At first, we germinate seeds at home than we take our plants outside It takes 3 months at home,3 months outside
Comment from : Dilruba Akhter

How do you make them healthy?They are really healthy
Comment from : Dilruba Akhter

If I sow seeds this month, can I grow long beans?
Comment from : Dilruba Akhter

Your collection of videos is very impressive! Thank you! I live in Ohio and I foresee these videos being helpful as I learn about growing! Thanks again Take care!
Comment from : NDF

Spaghetti squash?
Comment from : June Smith

Destinies Life Skills And Coaching Mentors

Nice video, very helpful Loved your voice, sounded like Clint Eastwood giving insightful gardening directions Thanx again
Comment from : Destinies Life Skills And Coaching Mentors

Making sure my sub sticks Thumbs up, commenting and watching!
Comment from : Willow Way Ranch

Don't forget the lemon cucumbersthere my favorite
Comment from : Thomas Morano

How far apart is the spacing needed to plant for vertical for melons, cucumbers?
Comment from : Shannon Marie

Any of the runner beans Scarlet runners brhave gorgeous orange red blossoms that hummingbirds flock to The beans are delicious young, with or without being stringed Leave the pods til the beans are dry,huge, purple and black, and so good for chili or refried They usually try and grow 15 to 30 feet when given a chance, and make a superb shade screen for a deck or a southern window room
Comment from : Rebecca Rekward

Kale and sweet pea works well on a cow panel also
Comment from : Rebecca Beavers

Nj zone 6b here! New Sub also Your vids are very relaxing to watch and listen to!!
Comment from : City-Wide Gardens Zone 6b- 7a NJ

Peas!
Comment from : Mary Harrison

Midwest GardenerDon't know what I like more your vegetables or your soothing voice
Comment from : laurie mcewen

Try chayotee!
Comment from : Kim Chau Tran

Sorry for the green beans
Comment from : Rhonda Anderson

Do you have any seed to sell?
Comment from : Rhonda Anderson

Amazing info, but the narrator got me cracking for 9min 🤣brbrYou forget another BIG advantage of growing vertical: NO WEED BATTLES COVERING ALLbrbrWill build a 20m2 vertical green house this year 💪🏻😉brTomatoes, beans, paprika, peppers, squash, cucumbers mainly
Comment from : CarChrisMC

Hy🙋
Comment from : Kitchen Garden Offical channel

Sir, I’m still a beginner 3rd year gardener and am most grateful I’ve found your videos today This one was extremely informative! May I ask how many feet you cut your 5’ cages? They’re genius!
Comment from : Lam P

👍Beautiful garden
Comment from : ravi kumar

Hi, Midwest, Just found your channel via a friend Love the trellis ideas We just to moved to MO last year, and I'm starting my first garden ever this year Looks like more things can be trellised than I thought! YEA! I have a question about seeds, though, after reading the comments, here: You say you buy seeds from Gurneys, etc Should one buy new seeds every year? Does one just toss the rest of the packet of seeds after planting? I was all set to store my leftovers in envelopes till next year, so if this a bad idea, please let me know Thank You, and Blessing to You and Yours Mary Ann
Comment from : Aladdins Nightmare

Had to save this video! Thank You 🙏
Comment from : Positive Outcome

I just started trellis's last year and I love the results I'll be expanding this year!!
Comment from : T Clodfelter

Great video! Someone probably already said it but spaghetti squash, watermelon and pumpkins I provide the fruit with “slings” made from old t-shirts, hosiery, or stretch netting for support There’s a few things in your vid I haven’t tried Number 1 on your list for me is Malabar Spinach Thanks for sharing!
Comment from : Markie

Lots of great info Thank you sir! I'm going to try growing cucumbers and squash on a trellis again this year I tried it last year only to run out of trellissing materials
Comment from : Huraira Herbals

I disagree that the pods of the Jicama are poisonous, I've been eating it since I was a kid back in the Philippines, you have to cook them when they are still tender
Comment from : Esther Ruth Garcia

what do you fertilize with?
Comment from : lynne b

Wow, what a lovely garden I see your plants are healthy and giving good yield I'm a new gardener Can you share some tips on soil preparation, compost or other fertilizer you use How do you protect your plants
Comment from : Vijayashree Suriyanarayanan

Loved the video! Very helpful, thank you
Comment from : Cheshire Farm

Great video 👍🏼very detailed and full of helpful information
Comment from : Spoon N with Sunshine Homestead

Snow peas & Snap peas, are also great on a trellis You have a lot of great ideas I am going to try I like your tomato tasting video's, you got me started on Dwarf tomatoes, too Thanks for videoes
Comment from : Jeffrey S Carnley

Hi, great video 😍 i am from India and i have Malabar spinach in my home gardenit's good to see our local spinach in your gardeni also have those Brazilian papersthey are really hot 😍
Comment from : Adv Neeraja

Great info!
Comment from : Valarie Annaliza

Thank you for the information about the Armenian cucumbers I am hoping to do raised gardens this year and I was worried about the weight of the Armenian cucumbers if I tried growing them on a trellis to save space I have mobility issues and thought that a small garden to start with would be good
Comment from : PAT WALKER

What zone do you live in?
Comment from : DreidMusicalX

Really nice video, thanks for sharing with all gardeners There is any video when and which month we can start growing vegetables in cold weather, like European countries, for shot summer time we don't get vegetables ontime, plants dies
Comment from : Mr Kazal’s Garden, London

The seeds of jicamas u can collect them (dried ) it for nx season to grow
Comment from : Bella Schilling

great video
Comment from : joseph smathers

?? What are your thoughts on pruning cucumber vines? I tried it but didn't really see a benefit
Comment from : Veronica

Hi Great video! Another trellis veggie is the pea Sweat pea, snow pea, snap pea, almost all peas need support
Comment from : Timothy McAninch

Nicely done Good food for thought!
Comment from : Adventure Creations

Lufah vine
Comment from : Ban GMO

Harder n harder to find good quality seeds n Indy
Comment from : Mel

I'm in my 2nd year; last year I learned how to start seedlings and transplant This year I am learning how to trellis, trying 2 different methods I think on the patio I will use the store-bought steel cages, and along the brick wall I am planning stakes and , string method I hope for a bigger and better crop this year What am I growing you ask? Cherry tomatoes, roma tomatoes, bell (sweet) pepper, and cucumbers I'm also trying the hanging method for some red chile peppers and jalepenos I just subscribed today Greetings from southern California Thank you for your wealth of information!
Comment from : Monica Velez

Can't forget my trellised blackberries
Comment from : downbntout

If you have the weather for corn you can use them as a trellis for your beans and they seem to love each I have just really started learning about companion plants and it seems that native American's used to plant together what was called the Three Sisters corn, beans and squash When grown together the results are supposed to be spectatuclar
Comment from : Falconlore

grapes
Comment from : Miren Hary

Awesome 👏👏👏
Comment from : Wertyyyewer

sweet potato
Comment from : Aleksandra Bissani

This was really informative! I’m also gardening in Kansas but zone 6a I really want to do more vertical gardening this year!! Sharing this video ok my Facebook page as it was so helpful
Comment from : Black Rifle Homestead