Wire for climbing plants

Learn how to make an easy DIY wire trellis that doesn't cost a ton of money, including how to mount the trellis on a vinyl fence.

Jalpa Patel on Instagram: "DIY super easy trellis for indoor climbing plants 🪴 My climbing plants were hanging down from pots and wanted to give decorative look but didn’t want to spend money on trellises so I thought of making easy, decorative and pocket friendly trellis for my vines! You can be creative and create different shapes with metal wire for your trellis! #easydiy #decorative #planttrellis #indoorplants #pocketfriendly #climbingplants #becreative #plantlover #trellis #pothos…

Everything you need, just supply own poles, electric drill, wire cutters and rivet gun. If you are fixing to masonry/brick walls a masonry drill bit and nylon plugs will be required Ideal for surface mounting Adorn fences & walls with climbing greenery Heavy duty wire 316 stainless steel - high tension / heavy loading. Unique tensioning system allows re-tensioning if wire becomes slack Number of Components: Anchors in capsules: 4 Anchor Platforms: 4 Hex head screws: (25mm) 8 Radial Wire…

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Want to add some room for those plants to grow in the backyard?? Check out the best DIY trellis ideas to transform your garden by going vertical! #trellis #diy #gardening

Building a wire trellis for your espaliers is the best way to support your young trees and to ensure branches don't crack on mature trees.

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This strong nylon netting is a sturdy surface for growing plants with plenty of room for growth and circulation. It's ideal for plants like honeysuckle, grape vine, morning glory, and vining vegetables, among others. Also, it's recyclable!Promising Review: "I am very pleased with this. I built several trellises for my tomatoes, snap peas, and green beans. This held up very well and is going on year two. Very good quality. The net is hard to see unless you look close, but that's a nice…