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WOODWORKING…MAKING AN INEXPENSIVE PERMANENT TRELLIS FOR MY GARDEN

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First published at 01:34 UTC on April 26th, 2023.

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Georgiejet Woodworking

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WOODWORKING…MAKING AN INEXPENSIVE,PERMANENT TRELLIS FOR GARDEN TOMATO PLANTS…

This project is extremely easy to do. I made mine from 2“ x 4“ x 6‘ pressure treated lumber. I also used one 2“ x 4“ x 10‘ piece of treated lumber. The rest were ” kicker…

WOODWORKING…MAKING AN INEXPENSIVE,PERMANENT TRELLIS FOR GARDEN TOMATO PLANTS…

This project is extremely easy to do. I made mine from 2“ x 4“ x 6‘ pressure treated lumber. I also used one 2“ x 4“ x 10‘ piece of treated lumber. The rest were ” kickers” that I get for free from my local lumber yard. These kickers are actually pressure treated as well and are placed under the lumber so forklifts can get under them. Usually the are free for the taking. The cost was minimal as the 6 footers were only about $5.00 each and the 10 footers were about $9.00 each (2023 prices). each upright is buried 18 inches into the ground for stability. I also made cross braces from the kickers to help support the weight of the tomato plants on the top main beam. I hope you liked my video. If you did, please give me a thumbs up and subscribe. As always please feel free to ask me any questions make any comments and or suggestions. You can always reach me at
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