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HideAwayPines
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I do pickle some, but usually eat them, give them to our animals and give them away..
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Zeedman
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Welcome! I love the arched trellis, and the way you utilize the shade beneath it for cool-weather crops.
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thanks, it works great.
and in Texas, it is nice to have a place that is a bit out of the sun for some things too, until the cucumbers get so dense that no light gets through at all.
and in Texas, it is nice to have a place that is a bit out of the sun for some things too, until the cucumbers get so dense that no light gets through at all.
flowerbug
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in the really hot/arid climates this type of technique is a way to grow some plants and to shade and give a wind block to those plants below or next to, plus any extra stuff trimmed/pruned off can be used for mulches.
grapes are popular because they can get pretty deep roots so they will survive dry spells, but also because they make good arbor/trellis plants and who can resist nice hanging clusters of grapes?
grapes are popular because they can get pretty deep roots so they will survive dry spells, but also because they make good arbor/trellis plants and who can resist nice hanging clusters of grapes?
