Easy Sturdy Trellis Anyone Can Build!

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • I built my conduit trellis using mainly scrap materials left over from previous projects. I had a few 3 FT conduits left over, and I wanted to make 6 FT tall trellis so I purchased 1 way connectors to joint the 2 together make to the height I want. If you are working with all new materials, just cut the conduits to the height you want, and skip purchasing the 1 way connectors. I used fencing wire here, but cattle panel will be more suitable for heavier crops. Hope you'll find this trellis as fast and easy to build as I did!
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    Concrete rebar (I used 1/2" diameter):
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    Tube cutter:
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    Wire fencing:
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Комментарии • 47

  • @stevepiazza
    @stevepiazza Год назад

    I love the simplicity of using a rebar instead of driving the posts into the ground. Thanx for the tip.

  • @rowenadinsmore1
    @rowenadinsmore1 8 месяцев назад

    love the idea, I need something to hang mounted orchids and this is a great idea.

  • @Jeff-ql3tg
    @Jeff-ql3tg 3 года назад +1

    Good project, smart option when don’t have the vehicle or space to load cattle panels

  • @pershop4950
    @pershop4950 3 года назад +2

    This year I tried a raised bed and to prep the area, I dug at the general spot. Apparently, about 2" below the surface, I found 3 very large flagstone rock pieces, about 12" length on each. So if I had tried to put rebar down in these spots, I may have hit some resistance. There's probably a whole lot of stuff buried just a few inches under the soil in all these neighborhood homes.

  • @williamlawrence1844
    @williamlawrence1844 3 года назад +1

    Here’s a tip Wendi, when using a hammer, hold it from the bottom end rather than under the head. It will be a lot easier & more efficient to use ! Good video :)

  • @michaeljordan317
    @michaeljordan317 11 месяцев назад

    Great video! You did an awesome job. I plan to build a trellis for next year’s garden planting green peas, dongua, and tomatoes 😁

  • @woodchucktinman9893
    @woodchucktinman9893 5 лет назад

    I love the mulberry branch reuse! And your bittergourds are looking great. Mine are ok, but I did not keep the weeds pulled very good this year. Keep the videos coming, thank you!

  • @MsLindy57
    @MsLindy57 2 года назад

    I try to repurpose, reuse… I remember seeing an old wood ladder, painted, and placed in a garden. I kept kicking myself because I had an old wood ladder I got rid of☹ I could see all the things I could have done with it now😹

  • @GatorLife57
    @GatorLife57 5 лет назад

    Great job Wendi !
    Ty4Sharing
    Wolf🐺 👍

  • @GreenZebraGardening
    @GreenZebraGardening 5 лет назад

    Awesome video Wendi. I hope to see you and the heirloom expo this year.

  • @sewingbreesinger4831
    @sewingbreesinger4831 2 года назад

    Great video! Thanks for sharing!

    • @wendiland
      @wendiland  2 года назад

      Hope it’s helpful for whatever that is needed for your garden. :)

  • @chrisandrews6456
    @chrisandrews6456 4 года назад

    This is so awesome... I have been looking for something like this..... Omg... Thanks

  • @kimanhtran9575
    @kimanhtran9575 3 года назад

    Looking good

  • @mitchyboy615
    @mitchyboy615 5 лет назад

    Good idea looks good

  • @ahmedhusseinny
    @ahmedhusseinny 3 года назад +2

    I feel the urge to leave this comment.
    You are a true gardener! I have seen videos where "gardeners" spend loads and buy artsy/fartsy implements and throw it together to form a garden. Not impressive at all.
    The real beauty and creativity lies in repurposing, reusing, hacking, experimenting, salvaging from scrap and then creating the garden. Your garden is soooooo cool! Very soothing to the eyes and mind. I do something similar, except on a much larger scale, in over 2500 of planted space in my backyard, growing over 70 varieties (all types of eggplants count as one) of vegetables and have some fruit trees that I have planted (apples, peaches, pears, figs and grapes). If you happen to be in the East Coast (NJ) please visit me. Also, if you are interested in tried and tested varieties that I grow, lemme know and I will share seeds (for free).

  • @jhjonesus1
    @jhjonesus1 2 месяца назад +1

    Have you tried using PVC conduit instead of metal

    • @wendiland
      @wendiland  2 месяца назад

      Yes it’s easier and cheaper, but not as sturdy.

    • @jhjonesus1
      @jhjonesus1 2 месяца назад

      @@wendiland Thanks. Good job!

  • @tingsgwan
    @tingsgwan 5 лет назад +2

    Such an independent woman. Makes me want to help you more hahaha

  • @jaycorwin1625
    @jaycorwin1625 5 лет назад

    You're gorgeous! The project is cool, too.

  • @liangQ1
    @liangQ1 5 лет назад +1

    Hi Wendy

  • @Wacbot
    @Wacbot Год назад

    What is the green netting and where is it found?

  • @nancedoan9468
    @nancedoan9468 3 года назад

    Would this be sturdier than stakes and rope?

  • @susankim6961
    @susankim6961 4 года назад

    Em gái giỏi quá! Cô đã 60 tuổi rồi rất thích cái trellis này. Có thể cho cô biết tên của cái phần rap của hai cái ống lại được không?

  • @peony7967
    @peony7967 3 года назад

    How did you connect the middle vertical conduit pipe to the top horizontal pipe? I see that you used the corner connectors at the end. We are trying to figure out how to do three way.

    • @wendiland
      @wendiland  3 года назад

      There are “T” connectors (3 way) you can get.

  • @yeshuaisthewaythetruthandt515
    @yeshuaisthewaythetruthandt515 5 лет назад

    Thanku. How much total for this project?

  • @putiwang7679
    @putiwang7679 Год назад

    The rebar is 10 feet long, how can you take it home? I was asking if they can cut it for me, 😄, the answer is no, they can't.

    • @wendiland
      @wendiland  Год назад

      You can buy a cutter to cut it there. That’s what I did. Good luck!

    • @putiwang7679
      @putiwang7679 Год назад

      @@wendiland can you please give me a link, what kind of cutter? I know it's pretty hard to cut rebar. I have to build trellis by myself, because my husband is not a handyman, 😄.

  • @516vijay
    @516vijay 3 года назад

    what was the size of conduits? 3 And the rebar dia?

    • @wendiland
      @wendiland  3 года назад

      3/4". All the items and links are provided in the description box. Thanks for watching!

  • @quynhvo7165
    @quynhvo7165 3 года назад

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  • @jamtheman61
    @jamtheman61 3 года назад

    Cow panel and T post should be easier to install and sturdier.

    • @wendiland
      @wendiland  3 года назад

      Would love to use that if it was easy to get hold of, and a vehicle to bring it home!

  • @edevera0113
    @edevera0113 4 года назад

    Where is your location, I love to see your plants, so impress by you, watch your videos

    • @eriktoby483
      @eriktoby483 3 года назад

      pro tip: you can watch series at instaflixxer. Been using them for watching a lot of movies recently.

    • @lawrenceforrest5308
      @lawrenceforrest5308 3 года назад

      @Erik Toby yea, I've been watching on InstaFlixxer for since december myself :)

  • @lydiahubbell6278
    @lydiahubbell6278 Год назад

    what size is that conduit?

  • @KhmerLove-ze6cb
    @KhmerLove-ze6cb 3 года назад

    Hi , where did you buy gotcha connect ?

    • @wendiland
      @wendiland  3 года назад

      Most things are from Home Depot. Refer to description box below this video w/links to materials and tools for project.

  • @speakrighttogod
    @speakrighttogod 3 месяца назад

    WHERE were you able to buy rebar that DID NOT LOOK like it had been RUSTING for 20 years??? The rebar at Lowe's is a hot RUSTY MESS, and you surely need gloves to handle it!!!

  • @marybelmaldonado4782
    @marybelmaldonado4782 2 года назад

    Disasterous