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

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

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Wanting something new and unique to grow in your garden? Try growing cucamelons, the small and crunchy fruit that will get ...

This monsoon, guide your little ones through the joys of gardening by growing bottle gourd together. Simple steps, big smiles ...

Cottagecore charm is appealing, but without proper maintenance, those vines outside your house can damage your home.

One clematis plant can eventually cover a trellis 3 or 4 feet wide, but for a wider, denser presentation, plant two clematis 24 inches apart at the base of a four-foot-wide trellis. Clematis can ...

Cucamelon vines can grow up to 7 feet long, so It’s best to provide the support of some type of trellis or fencing for cucamelon. Growing cucamelon on a trellis will not only save space in the ...