Build a Garden Trellis for Under $10

Mary Hall
by Mary Hall
The thornless blackberry and climbing roses needed a trellis, as they were taking over a corner of the yard.
I could have gone out and bought something (not in the budget), or purchased the wood to build something (also not in the budget and perhaps out of my range of skills), but instead I wanted something using materials I already had, or that were very inexpensive.
I had some leftover 10 foot PVC pipe and 12 inch rebar from another project, and these (along with some zip ties) were just what I needed to build a tee-pee type garden trellis. If you buy the materials, it would cost under $10!
Materials:


3 - 12 inch steel rebar pins or stakes (3 @ $1.10)


3 - 1/2 inch, 10 foot PVC pipes (3 @ $2). The rebar should fit inside the end of the PVC. Check it before you buy it!


4 zip ties (4 @ .20)


Drill with drill bit (bit needs to be slightly larger than width of zip ties)


Mallet or hammer


scrap wood (optional)
Visit my website at http://knuckleheadgardensandfarms.com/ for instructions, then build you own!
Rebar in, PVC pipe on!
Zip ties at the top help keep it together.
Mary Hall
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  • Debbie Wooding Debbie Wooding on Apr 29, 2018

    How does one even start to tear out the upper kitchen cabinets? SCARED to try in fear of not being able to do so


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