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Q&A: Supporting Pole Beans
Answer: Some gardeners use heavy wire instead of twine, some use the premade string trellis netting, others use several poles lashed together teepee style, still others have used makeshift supports such as a large mesh "cattle panel" attached to sturdy posts. It's really a matter of personal preference and what is available.
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06-24-2009 13:24
plantdrlady wrote:
supporting pole beans
Another method of supporting pole beans (which has been mentioned before in this post) is letting them grow up corn stalks (the "3 sisters"), with squash growing on ground for living mulch.
06-24-2009 13:10
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Supporting Pole beans
A good way to form a make shift support is to put bamboo poles together with twine and form a trellis. works great on a lot of plants that need support, and doesnt look bad either.
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