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Re: How NOT to build a trellis
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- Subject: Re: How NOT to build a trellis
- From: D*@aol.com
- Date: Thu, 5 Apr 2001 09:46:50 EDT
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Unlurking here....
Sorry, but I have to put in my two cents worth.
I have a total of six PVC trellises and this will be the 4th summer for them.
I used 1.5 inch pipe and some connectors and my trellises are about 6 feet
tall. I use twine or string or whatever. I rarely remove any foliage and I
know there is a lot of weight on these trellises. I've only had one come
apart, partway through the season, during a huge storm that took out six foot
diameter trees, and the trellises stayed standing. All I had to do was slip
the coupler back on and then I used some twine and tied it so it wouldn't
come apart again.
I painted my trellises green for looks. All in all I'm very pleased with
them.
If someone wants more info about my construction. I will gladly help out,
but just be warned that I'm a little incommunicado just now. I'm expecting
my first child any day now and I haven't been getting to my mail on a very
regular basis.
Oh, and I have my seedlings started and have almost 100% germination on
almost everything. LOL Seedlings are happy in the basement till they can
be planted out sometime in mid-May.
Later,
Denese (near Cincinnati, OH)
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