Vertical garden supports and structures don't have to be expensive or complicated!
We're building vertical supports at the allotment garden this week, on a budget! Butternut squash, watermelon, cucumber, sweet potato, aubergine, tomato, and physalis are some of the things we are making supports for!
Many of these plants require additional support to fit as much into a small space as possible and also so some don't trail everywhere and take over, like the squash!
The materials I'm using are very simple and most of us have these items lying around. I'm mostly using items I've already got around the allotment. They're also very cheap to buy if you don't already have them.
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5 июн 2024
