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Re: Help with peas

It sounds as though your strings are horizontal. It is better if they are
vertical. The pea tendrils will wrap around a vertical string and
continue to follow it up. You will have to continuously train them from
string to string if horizontal strings are used.

For a raised bed, a support of the type that Mel shows in his book works
fine. Many methods of construction have been proposed by list members.

oldjohn@juno.com
John Orwick
El Monte, CA [20 miles east of Los Angeles]

On Fri, 20 Jun 1997 12:09:58 +0000 Rhyan <rhyan@ICAN.NET> writes:
>HI I have four pea plants growing and I am going to use my balcony
>railing to train them up. I put string between the uprights and am
>trying to get the peas to go up this setup. The peas are not
>cooperating with me what can I do. Help I also have a friend that has
>peas growing in a raised bed and I am wondering what would be the
>best setup for her to use.
>Rhyan Birch
>Edmonton.Alberta.Canada
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>Rhyan@connect.ab.ca (this account is also going inactive)
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