Trellis Ideas

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Long story short, I want to add a 16ft trellis (long ways, not an arch) to my garden this year. With how sketchy my town is I dont feel comfortable leaving my back gate open all day while I'm at work. Therefore I wont be able to call the 811 Dig number till I get a week off of work which wont be for another 3 months or so. What I was thinking about doing was getting 4 five gallon buckets, filling them with concrete and putting a 6 ft (possibly 8ft) tpost in the bucket. Then space out the buckets and connect the cattle panel to the 4 tpost. Has anybody ever done that before? My only worry is if it will tip over. I did a quick Google search and it said it will be about 80-100lbs per 5 gallon bucket. Maybe it will work better if there was a bigger base, idk. I have a whole bunch of vining plants (indeterminate tomatoes, cucumbers, green beans, squash,etc) that I want to do and this is my last resort unless if anyone has any good ideas. submitted by /u/Ok_Clue_640 to r/vegetablegardening [link] [comments]

Not my picture. Was curious, does anyone have good ideas or suggestions on how to build a t-post fence style trellis? Any tips or suggestions in general? We had tried some PVC pipe framework before but was wondering if this would be better. Thank you! submitted by /u/Marvel5123 to r/gardening [link] [comments]

I’m still tossing ideas around for the other half of the frame. I’m debating faux stained glass or a trellis with climbing plants. submitted by /u/MarbleTheShoulderCat to r/somethingimade [link] [comments]

Good news! After an embarrassing number of years, I've finally figured out Hoyas and all of mine are growing like crazy. Bad news! Now I need to trellis them and I have no idea what kind of trellis I want to buy. I love unique, artsy, sculptural stuff so I want something different than the typical arched plastic/bamboo trellis. My brother made me this awesome wood trellis, but for some reason he doesn't seem eager to make a custom trellis for each of my ~20 Hoyas... (ignore the kerrii taking it over, I want to swap this out for a smaller plant since this trellis isn't exactly doing much for this beast) Please give me ideas! Show me the coolest/weirdest trellis in your collection, or that you've seen someone else use. Brainstorm ideas for things I could thrift or repurpose or make myself! Please hurry, before I start gathering sticks from my yard to use as trellises 🫠 submitted by /u/fletchette to r/hoyas [link] [comments]

Mini Rant: This is the highest maintenance most PITA option of all the plants supports. Probably at least 95% of people are going to abandon the moss pole within a year or two. You are going to get really good results (Pareto Principle) still with a literal fraction of the effort from a plank of wood. Monstera Deliciosa in particular already get massive without the pole its not even like you are growing a pothos on a moss pole and getting the enormous split leaves. Stop telling beginners to get a moss pole. It's like telling someone to get a high-tech C02 injected plant carpeted aquarium with all the bells and whistles for their first tank. I swear every other comment on a plant subreddit involves recommending a moss pole now. Doing near daily maintenance or checkups on a houseplant that needs water like once every two weeks is insanity unless you are a serious hobbyist and want to walk around with a mister everyday and poking moss poles. Thanks for reading. Now I have to go do my taxes. submitted by /u/lefthandmarch to r/Monstera [link] [comments]

this is my first year growing cucumbers outdoor and i am growing patio snacker, quick snack in pots. can you guys please recommend trellis for them? thank you :) submitted by /u/Trasuahongkong to r/vegetablegardening [link] [comments]

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I built this privacy trellis last summer and am looking to dress up this side of the yard with a mix of shrubs, flowers, native plant etc. Looking for ideas! I’m in zone 7a. submitted by /u/dz_beerz to r/landscape [link] [comments]

We have a dogleg right par 5 where the natural “miss” for many players is a slice toward a private property fence, which is marked OB. The issue is that some players are intentionally trying to cut the corner to reach the green, despite posted signage asking them not to. This has led to repeated damage to the fence and ongoing maintenance costs. Beyond simply adding trees, we’re exploring alternative solutions to discourage this play. One option we’re considering is creating an internal OB buffer by moving the OB line 10–15 yards inside the fence. Any ball that comes to rest in this area (between the new OB line and the fence) would be treated as OB, and players would be required to proceed to a designated drop area that does not provide a direct advantage toward the green. The goal would be to remove the incentive to cut the corner while still keeping play moving and protecting the adjacent property. Has anyone implemented a similar solution, or found other effective ways to discourage players from attempting this type of shortcut? submitted by /u/Demusp12 to r/golf [link] [comments]

The best idea I came up with to trellis my indeterminant tomatoes was to cut to length a cattle panel and suspend it above with 10 foot T post. I used 8 foot T post for my pepper bed and my dwarf tomato beds. submitted by /u/G8erHaTeR to r/Raisedbed [link] [comments]

Trellis options ... what are your favorite ideas? submitted by /u/erictecho to r/tomatoes [link] [comments]

Hi. Could anyone suggest what I could plant to grow up this trellis? I was initially thinking of getting a passion flower, but then I saw someone say the flowers only last one day. Is that right? I'm just looking for something which is low maintenance and they can just be cut back easily for spring prep next year. I already have a climbing hydrangea in another part of the garden and a rose near the trellis, but I'm finding roses quite challenging. Thanks submitted by /u/spenZorr to r/GardeningUK [link] [comments]

This is my first year with a Cecil Brunner (I bet tons of you saw the same marketing that I did from Heirloom Roses), and I'm looking for trellis ideas? I've never had a climbing rose before, so I want to make sure I don't under-or-overestimate what I really need. It's in the corner of Its garden bed and only 3 other plants are established over there so far, so it doesn't have super strict boundaries for growth yet. submitted by /u/Dependent_Worry9750 to r/Roses [link] [comments]

I really am not enjoying the cocoa’s anymore and thinking instead of just adding on to my concrete wall here a trellis instead. Anyone have any pointers or inspo pics of doing this? Can’t find anything when searching online. My main focus is just to have support for my monsteras. The idea is for both my deliciosa and Thai con to grow on it. submitted by /u/diaginger to r/Monstera [link] [comments]

I’m getting tired of the same old bamboo hoops. What are some of the more creatives ones you’ve seen? submitted by /u/Yorkie10252 to r/hoyas [link] [comments]

How can I add privacy to this deck? Would this mock up of with the trellis work realistically? submitted by /u/Lumpy-Ad-6334 to r/landscaping [link] [comments]

I've got this hoya that's on a round trellis and i feel like its starting to run out of space on the trellis. I really like the circular shape and can't think of ways to extend and give it more growing space that will keep this shape...also tb to when I first got the plant 2 years ago! submitted by /u/Apprehensive_Kick652 to r/hoyas [link] [comments]

I was looking at craftsy stuff on a webshop and came across this looming tool. It striked me as a nice little potential trellis for smaller Hoya varieties. Weaving the vines between the teeth of the loom you wouldn't need to use any clips or ties I thought. What do you think could this work or is it a bad idea? submitted by /u/eurasianblue to r/hoyas [link] [comments]

So I was content to let my yard be wild. My daughter loves picking the flowers in weeds and I hate the culture of 1/4” yards. Well my neighbors took it upon themselves to DECIMATE my yard. As in 3 of them got on their mowers this fine Saturday and mowed ALL OF IT. No permission was asked, they just did it. My husband didn’t want to make an enemy of ourselves but said he’d call the cops if I want. I’m not a confrontational person sadly but I’m pretty heartbroken about it. Hit me with what I can plant on our neighborly borders this fall to surprise them in the spring. I’m in southern PA ETA: my lawn was mostly clovers, weedy flowers, and corn stalks. We live near fields of it and some found their way into our yard. When my husband went to speak with them about sparing the corn they told him they were going to cut all of it no matter what he said. ETA 2: I think we’re beyond being friendly neighbors. Aside from the fact that they didn’t ask us about it, I forgot what I now realize was an important detail. These 3 men had their wives and kids watch them mow our lawns. To me that states that they already don’t like us. This was an effort to humiliate us into complying with what they think lawns should look like. Anything we do to “make amends” from here will confirm in their minds that we’ve been handled and aren’t worth respect. Bottom line this was DISRESPECTFUL. submitted by /u/rantsofrebellion to r/GuerrillaGardening [link] [comments]

I am not The OOP, OOP is u/Tragic-Mushroom My MIL landscaped our entire garden while dog sitting for a week - what do I do? Originally posted to r/TwoHotTakes Thanks to u/queenlegolas for suggesting this BoRU TRIGGER WARNING: Destruction of property Original Post June 21, 2025 My husband (35m) and I (29f) went on holiday for a week and just got back tonight. My in laws stayed at our house and looked after our dog for us while we were away. We got back tonight to find that MIL has completely changed our garden without our consent while we’ve been gone. We have a small-ish paved garden with some raised flower beds, a couple of trees and some nice flowers and bushes, most were left by previous owners and we’ve cared for them the best we can, weeded, laid wood chip and kept the garden tidy. While we’ve been away, an entire tree on the right hand side has been removed and is now just a stump, with new shrubs and flowers planted in its place. My roses, which I enjoyed caring for, have been cut to a stump with nothing left, the trellis completely bare. The two other trees have been cut back dramatically, all their flowers and buds are gone, the huge flowers on one bush have been cut off, and the garden feels very exposed and barren. The tree that was cut to a stump flowered beautifully in summer and attracted lots of butterflies, and I’m big on biodiversity so that was so sad, and the roses I’m devastated about as my uncle was helping me care for them. Various other jobs have been done like cutting a small patch of grass we have at the back, and jet washing the paving slabs, which I’m grateful for. It’s important to note, nothing like this was discussed before we left, we only asked MIL and FIL to care for our dog, nothing more. MIL mentioned patching some missing sealant on the windows of our shed for us, that was all. I really struggle with anxiety and needing to be in control and I’ve been sobbing this evening, I’m devastated. MIL is asleep and FIL is staying out of it, I’m sleeping downstairs with our dog because I can’t stand to be away from her either. It’s 3am but I can’t sleep. What do I do? Am I right to be upset? I’m certain their intentions were good, but I feel like this is an enormous overstep and I’m really upset. RELEVANT COMMENTS MaryK007 Who has the audacity to do this? Did your husband know what was happening? OOP He had no idea, he was as blindsided as I was. I can’t quite believe it. They’re very caring people so I know this wasn’t done maliciously but it’s crazy to me… ~ Remarkable-Rent-3007 Oh yes. I know the pain. Mine watched my 11 month old while I was giving birth to his little sister. She gave him milk and peanut butter for the first time without asking-but she did clean my house 🙄 this was after a time she switched my kitchen around on me when she was staying with us. It’s all because “they know best” but in reality it’s an insane overstep of boundaries and almost like they are marking their territory. We don’t talk anymore and it’s sad it came to that. OOP I’m so sorry that happened! Yes that’s how it feels sometimes, I could never do it to someone else so it’s hard to rationalise. And when it goes hand in hand with doing something actually thoughtful and nice like changing our bed and doing our washing (which she also did) I feel like it’s harder to stand your ground on the thing that upset you. Update June 22, 2025 Thank you to everyone who left comments on my original post, it was really helpful to see everyone acknowledging that this was an overstep and suggesting that my husband lead on the conversation. To answer some questions, I think the tree was a Buddleia which I think is usually a bush but it was quite mature and had a trunk about 8 inches wide and was around 2/3 meters tall and very much looked like a tree, sorry if I gave the impression it was like a huge tree that required a tree surgeon but it wasn’t a tiny bush either it was still a task to chop it down, and they didn’t hire anyone they did it themselves. Thank you for all the suggestions about tree law, I’ve learned something new! Thank you to all that said the roses might be salvageable, they are literally a stump only 3 inches tall but I’ll try the blood and bone mixture to promote growth and try to bring them back. MIL has done things like this before but not to this extreme, she gets bored and one thing leads to another and you can tell part of her knows she’s gone too far but she tries to justify it anyway. It’s well known in the family that MIL can’t sit still and finds jobs to do to be “helpful” but to my knowledge she hasn’t done anything this big before. Now for the update. In the morning my husband spoke to MIL alone and laid out how this was really inappropriate for her to make changes to our garden without permission or even notification. He said she offered some explanations as to why she did it, but did acknowledge it wasn’t right to go ahead and cut down trees without asking. He posed the question many of you suggested of how would she feel if we looked after her home and repainted a room, or chopped a tree down in her garden, or removed a fence? I think that made her realise. He asked her to speak to me directly and apologise as I said to him I needed an apology and for her to acknowledge that what she did was wrong. Later MIL spoke to me privately and said she was “sorry I was so upset by the garden” and I said thank you. Her explanation for the tree is that she was doing some pruning (didn’t ask her to but anyway…) and when she trimmed the branches they were black inside. They went to a garden centre and got advice and were told it was this kind of bug infestation? MIL is adamant she was being bitten by whatever bug it is as well. I don’t know, the tree was green and healthy looking to me. Anyway at no point did they speak to us despite going to all this trouble, then they decided to just chop it down since it was “infested”. She did at least say the words “I know we should have called you or asked”. Then I said “and the roses? I loved those and my uncle was helping me keep them going” and she said the dog had been chewing on them - bear in mind these are in a raised bed she’d have to jump up at to get to, and apparently she yelped and hurt herself on the thorns. So obviously the logical conclusion isn’t to keep an eye on the puppy (a 4m old lab) but to chop down the flowering roses… That was the end of that discussion but later in the day she and FIL went to a garden centre to try to replace both the Buddleia and the roses but couldn’t find the right kind. They have said that if we find the plants we want they will buy them for us so we can replace them. Things are civil again, I’m still hurt and I hate how my garden looks, especially since other trees and flowering bushes were cut so far back all the colour is gone. It feels very exposed and like a new build/show room garden before any character is added, but I can’t make the plants regrow and replanting the tree would mean removing the stump they left so I cba. Personally I will never allow MIL and FIL to be alone in my house again, and they will not be asked to look after our dog unless it’s at their own home. I do have a generally good relationship with both MIL and FIL and they are generous and kind people, but this lack of respecting boundaries has been an ongoing issue especially since we got our house, which they did a huge amount of work on with us and for which I’m extremely grateful. I do however feel like this contributes to how they view the house and garden as a project and not as our home despite the fact we have lived in the finished house for 2 years now, and might be why they thought it was no big deal to go around messing with our garden. My husband has been on my side throughout this and took us all (me, him and the dog) out for a Sunday roast today to cheer us up. He’s upset with his parents as well and has done his best to make me feel better and validate my feelings. He’s the best. RELEVANT COMMENTS lezemt I feel like she needs to find the roses that you had, and a sapling of the tree and buy them for you. There’s no reason it should be on you and your husband to hunt down your roses and send them to her to buy. It’s her fault, she should be the one doing the searching Booze4Blood Right?!?!?!!! Like my response to OP that I ended up deleting was really harsh towards her cause I'm like.. girl you're still letting them walk all over you😂 she accepted the MILs non-apology and let that woman lie in her face about the plants being diseased AND she's letting them get away with not doing anything to really compensate for their behavior because she's still gonna do all of the damn work. Like, I don't think her boundaries are gonna hold for too long when this is what she's willing to accept OOP Tbf I get you, I probably do sound like a doormat. I just value my peace and I’d rather quietly resolve to never leave them alone in my home again than to have a big drawn out argument that other family members hear about etc. The acknowledgement that she should have called us was more than I thought we’d get tbh. It’ll do for now but it was a wake up call for sure. OOP responds to a long comment if her MIL has ADHD Thank you for your insightful comment, I’m sorry to hear your journey was a complicated one. Everyone in the family is certain MIL has undiagnosed ADHD and we have raised it to her multiple times, sincerely and sometimes jokingly, but she won’t entertain it. She has a fairly old fashioned view on mental health and neurodivergence so I don’t think she will ever recognise it in herself. This is why I say I don’t think she is acting maliciously, just without understanding or recognition for how it might affect others. I’m not a professional so I don’t feel right giving her an armchair diagnosis in a Reddit post, which is why I tried to explain it as she can’t sit still, but yes it’s most likely ADHD. Both my husband and I suspect we may be neurodivergent as well and I have been professionally assessed for autism but not diagnosed, so I do appreciate the mental whiplash that realisation can bring. I hope you’re doing well now :) THIS IS A REPOST SUB - I AM NOT THE OOP DO NOT CONTACT THE OOP's OR COMMENT ON LINKED POSTS, REMEMBER - RULE 7 submitted by /u/Direct-Caterpillar77 to r/BestofRedditorUpdates [link] [comments]

We just had this 8 foot tall fence put in to give us privacy but I'm still not liloving the second story being able to look in. We didn't go taller on the fence thinking a 10 foot or 11 foot fence would feel too tall and closed in. My only idea is a trellis of some kind but I'm worried that will look awful. Thanks submitted by /u/Fartboy696969 to r/FenceBuilding [link] [comments]