Re: trellis

hi carleen;

squash and melons canboth be grown on a trellis, however, you have to
"sling" them.  a sling is a sort of hammock that you can make out of
almost any cloth material--old sheets to size are good to use.  i made
an inexpensive trellis out of common "farm fencing"and an old clothes
line holder.

sincerely,

jtflash

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I'm interested in trellis for cucumbers information too.  Would also
like to know, if can also grow melons and squash this way some how
???

Sincerely,       
~Carleen~
Keeper of Sheep & Old Roses
Rainier, OR  zone 8  
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> From: Debby Mullaney and Chris Hobbs <DebbynChris@earthlink.net>
> To: veggie-list@eskimo.com
> Subject: trellis
> Date: Thursday, February 18, 1999 2:57 AM
> 
> I have never used trellis befor, I am growing cucumbers , lsicing
and
> pickleing kind, how do i put a trellis up, is it straight up and
down ,
> leaning back? forward? sorrounding.? sandwiching?  how is the best
way
> to do this, and how wide / tall is good?
>  Thanks
>  Chris    ( central Fla. zone 9 )

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