What did you do in the garden today?

It’s steel panels that get put down in concrete
So ...I was one panel short the year I put up the cattle panels. So I grabbed a remesh from the barn. It lasted ONE season. It got rusty to the point of being a tetanus hazard, and got SHARP, NOT cool for something you have to reach into to prune and harvest things. And wasn't has hearty as the panels. It wanted to wobble and wibble. I replaced it the following spring.
JUST a thought.
 
So ...I was one panel short the year I put up the cattle panels. So I grabbed a remesh from the barn. It lasted ONE season. It got rusty to the point of being a tetanus hazard, and got SHARP, NOT cool for something you have to reach into to prune and harvest things. And wasn't has hearty as the panels. It wanted to wobble and wibble. I replaced it the following spring.
JUST a thought.
That’s a good point I’ve noticed they are a lot of times rusty even in the stores when walking by them.
 
We made cattle panel tomato cages with wire. You can cut them with bolt cutters.
My tomatoes are crazy and misbehave. They still will not stay within the panels.

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We made cattle panel tomato cages with wire. You can cut them with bolt cutters.
My tomatoes are crazy and misbehave. They still will not stay within the panels.

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We had to put up the little white fencing on the bottom to keep the cats and ducks out of them while they grow.
 
What is remesh?
You know, like the mesh version of rebar. Reinforcing mesh for concrete.
So ...I was one panel short the year I put up the cattle panels. So I grabbed a remesh from the barn. It lasted ONE season. It got rusty to the point of being a tetanus hazard, and got SHARP, NOT cool for something you have to reach into to prune and harvest things. And wasn't has hearty as the panels. It wanted to wobble and wibble. I replaced it the following spring.
JUST a thought.
I have remesh that's old, old, old and yeah, it's rusty but it maintains its integrity and strength. Maybe your blowing dust and sand wears yours away.
 
I would love to get some cattle panels. How to get them home from TSC... that's the hard part. I've seen people bend them into an arch and put them in truck beds and trailers. Hubby isn't so sure about that.
When I got mine I asked if they would load them. So glad I did because they did it easily and explained the best way to get them out once home.
 

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