I’m a big believer in growing your garden up using trellises, arbors and other supports.Growing up provides three exceptional benefits in a garden. First, it provides more room to grow.

It can be difficult to keep delicate vegetable vines upright without damaging them. Luckily, you can make this DIY trellis ...

You need to tie in the vines regularly using soft ties such as garden twine, rope, or cloth strips. Tie them with a loose ...

Purple Bell Vine. Add a purple punch to your trellis or fence with this vibrant, bell-shaped flowering vine! Easy to grow and maintain, this vine flourishes in sunny spots, like a porch, patio, or ...

A prolific growing vine, jasmine is surprisingly hardy through the winter, too. Once you realize you love hummingbirds, ... a trellis takes a garden from flat to immersive.

Heavy vines can crush or warp a fence, choke out flower beds, climb into trees, and invade your yard. Take action before the ...

Fast-growing flowering vines add character and romance to gardens, and can hide unwelcome features. Here's our favourite ...

During the growing season, you might have to guide a few errant vines back to the trellis. However, the hard work is done, and picking your cucumbers will be a joyful garden task. ADVERTISEMENT ...

During the growing season, you might have to guide a few errant vines back to the trellis. However, the hard work is done and picking your cucumbers will be a joyful garden task.

Space-strapped gardeners learned long ago how to make more room for vegetables: Grow up. Ingenious trellises and stacked garden beds can squeeze more food out of less space. Almost anything that ...

You know the old adage about vines: First they sleep, then they creep, then they leap. My climbing hydrangea has certainly fulfilled that prophesy, taking its own sweet time to get to the leaping ...