Too cold here for all but my brussle sprouts.
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Somehow I need to come up with more square footage in our back yard!
Yes, this, exactly! Beans, peas, and vining stuff like cucumbers, melons, and squash can take advantage of the vertical space.Go up! Use your fence for things like peas and beans.
Onion and madarin orange bags work great for larger support for slings.Yes, this, exactly! Beans, peas, and vining stuff like cucumbers, melons, and squash can take advantage of the vertical space.
I've never done melons or squash on a trellis; I've heard heavier stuff might need a sling for support.
Some people grow tomatoes up by weaving them through a fence of some kind, and pruning the plant to a single stem.
Yes! Also, if you still have the mesh bag thingie from a frozen turkey, that will work too.Onion and madarin orange bags work great for larger support for slings.
Same. I gave up on bush beans, waaaay too hard on the back. Everything here now grows vertical or it's going in a greenstalk.I have grown bush beans in the past. Now I mostly grow pole beans so I can stand or sit on a crate to pick. I have back problems so it is easier for me.