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Vegetable arches offer an incredibly efficient – and attractive – way to grow sprawling or vining vegetables such as squashes, beans and cucumbers.
When you don’t have much growing space it makes sense to train your vegetables upwards.
In this short video we’ll show you how to make a very simple vegetable arch that’s perfect for creating a beautiful, edible focal point to your garden.
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Very good.
I bought plans from woodprix and I made it very fast.
Is there a site tat tells how to trim an existing arch covered with jasmine?
Where can I buy this arc…?
Can you grow multiple species of plants on an arch?
Great idea. I was just looking at a cheapie garden arch online and thought it was too flimsy but now I know what to do. Yay!!
Good idea, and not too costly.
Is there a follow up video that shows how they got on?
Thanks for the video. I just put an arch together yesterday and was wondering what next?! Do you know if uchi kuri or crown Prince squashes are vigorous enough to climb arches?
would this be enough for courgettes to grow up? Decided to try more vertical growing this year.
one of the prettiest arches I've seen yet. So many look good with the a fully grown vine but just look like trash until it's grown in. I don't want to see that in my yard. Thanks.
Squash is already plural, never say "squashes"
I used these light weight arches for my the peas and the sweet peas …just twisted chicken wire to the sides to give more surface for the plant to grip… worked amazingly well!
Jolly Good idea! Thank You!!!
Is there a link to your arches u bought
Thanks you for the lovely idea .
Can I use lots of twine instead of plastic or metal? I am building with bamboo.
Thanks
Hi love this. Where did you buy the metal arch? Thanks
Anyone got any tips to get these in the ground nice qns strqight with warping or twisting the arches?
I make concrete feet for my arches. Simply half-fill four medium-sized plastic pots with gravel, drop in the feet, and fill with cement. when dry, bury. Makes moving the arch much easier! Gives it great stability.
nice, thanks!
will all varieties of squash and pumpkin climb? x
going to do it,but Maybe grow outside so can walk through. plot is building,Ideas forming
What is that vegetable creeper with scarlet red flowers shown at the end of first minute of the video?
What is that ying about assembling powder coated steel arches and instructions? Are they sold in packets of cut pieces?
Link to those arches?
hi ther do you know what gauge wire. you used are can you recommend a gauge thats suible for growing cucumber small pumpkins best wishes ken. also I was thinking of using a polly tunnel for the arch and then adding the wire to it but want to make sure the wire is strong
Many thanks for sharing. May I ask how long did it last and was the arches rust free long term. I am looking to use these impairs and tied as yours to grow kiwi berries. Many thanks