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This is such a heartwarming thing to think about! Thank you for sharing :)

Thanks for sharing

This is how I plan to live. Been gardening all my life. And wanna teach it to my son once he grows up

@@samthejackalope5427 A very admirable goal.I learned a great deal from my Dad and it helped me for many years. Your son will appreciate it too.

As a lady in her 70s from the UK I will always be in awe of your generation and that of your parents and grandparents.When I think of what you faced during two world wars and the great depression and yet somehow managed to be so stoical and just kept going, managing also to find a little fun and laughter in such difficult days. Truly invincible ! I also have such clear memories of helping my grandad and then my dad in the garden. Sometimes I think I can still smell that wonderful combination of his pipe tobacco along with the growing tomatoes on a warm day in the greenhouse. Isn't it curious how the older we get the more vivid these memories become. Every blessing to you !

Amazing idea!! What kind of twine/string do u use and what kind does Josh use? Idk how to find the link to the video?!

@@kimberlyschwartz5299 I just use a general jute twine. It works pretty well.

Good idea! I can never get those out of the ground!

Good idea! I can never get those out of the ground!

I use bamboo I steal from the neighbours, they don't notice lol

​@@nicoletobincairns 😅

​@@nicoletobincairns maybe this is what I should do with my neighbors bamboo that is taking over my leeway and up into I my back yard. It has killed 3 of mu bushes and runs into where I had my garden. I dont know ow what to do with it or the moles or groundhog that's tearing up my whole back yard. Last year the bamboo came up as shoots I to my yard. This year they are small to large clumps of steams and leaves. I'm a widow and dont know What to do. Do you have any suggestions?

I tried a similar method with my cucumbers this year, they ended up being too heavy for the twine and it didn’t work out great. I think next year I’m just going to put some metal rabbit fencing between two posts and let the cucumbers climb that

Oh this is wonderful! I wish my girlfriend could have seen this 😢May she rest in peace. It will be awhile before i can do a garden. transplanting

​@@mollielambert9501 sir this is a RU-vid short not a therapy office

What's a FL weave and what did you switch to? Will this do tomatoes well?

I was wondering about bailer twine, I have plenty in stock . Thanks

Hi 👋 I do the tee pee with bamboo sticks and heavy twine or string. It works out great 👍

Thanks for this comment,was just about to ask about cucumbers and tomatoes and you mentioned the cucumber. I'm so ready to go.

How would you do cucumbers like this? It gets up to the top which looks about 6 feet but then what? Would they just fall over?

I made an "A-frame" out of 1x1, then stapled trellis netting on each side. I braced each end to make it more stable and I added 2 ft legs and dug them into the ground. Planted thee cuc's under it and trained them to climb up. It was cheap and easy to make. The frame was about 12 ft long. and 6 ft high @@FC2ESWS

This works well With cucumbers?

it sure does...works great actually. just train them and they off the go. The cucs aren't sitting in dirt and are easy to pick because they hang. @@MrsXLourdes

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Might want to pin this at the top. Thanks for the link. Might want to update link also, can't click on & typing it in isn't working for me. I tried buying twine from $tree but didnt hold up as well as hoped.

The your more you build yourself the more sustainable

Great 👍 idea 💡!! Whatever works !!

Thanks! Appreciate you being here

Hemp twine

This is really cool.

Lmk if it worked?

Why peppers dont vine or hold anythin healthy peppers hold self up😂😂

Can't beat that! By the time the corn is big enough it's too hot for peas around me, but it works for pole beans here!

Great 👍 idea 💡

What's the name of that line he used?

​@@timstiles9026some kind of nylon twine? I use baling twine, not jute.

Great 👍 idea 💡

We used pea sticks instead of plastic strings and posts😂

Are u just feeding us a line

I am having a hard time envisioning this. What do mean roll it up and down?

​@@EileenAEllis-dg3zq think like a curtain, but rolling upwards

Haha thanks! Glad I could help share the idea : D

Hope it works well for you! The poles are called T-posts and here is the string I bought: amzn.to/3N9lRUo

Carrots don't need support. Just plant in loose soil and they will be great

@@anniemccasey8032 For sure. I just like to do a row of them to keep my garden organized 👍

Can you please elaborate on that or post a how-to link? I'm so tired of trying to figure out how to best support my tomatoes

@@mollymorrisey6123 I make an A frame by leaning two bamboo pcs together, I do this many times down the length of the garden. I put another pc of bamboo on top of the A and tie everything together. I drape trellis netting over both sides of the A frame and tie it to the bamboo. There is a type of tomatoe clip that will loosely hold the vine on one side and tightly pinch the trellis rope on the other. I hope this helps.

That would be a great way to repurpose them!

We grow 500-600 hundred tomato plants every year and we always weave them. Works well. Commercial growers near us who have thousands and thousands of plants out also use the wrave.

Sounds great!

Thats great! Don't use it up, it needs to keep being passed down each generation