Garden Trellis - DIY Danielle®

I decided to make some trellises for the cucumbers and cantaloupe I used this tutorial from Apartment Therapy.

I just screwed wood together at an angle (one screw only on each side). As I had leftover wire fencing from my garden, I decided to use that for the middle part. Daddy B put that over the wood, molding the wire around the edges. Then I used my staple gun to staple it to the wood.

Altogether it was really easy, even if it DID take me forever to actually get around to it.

My super big helper.

I dug a hole to bury the legs of the trellis a bit. It’s not super sturdy-
I could’ve dug deeper- but I figure it’ll do the trick for now.

My lettuce was looking pretty scrunched up in there… haha. I’m going to cut it soon. Really.

I used the little curly’s on the vines to help direct the plants onto the trellis. Hope that works out well.

One trellis setup.

Both setup…

Danielle Pientka

Danielle Pientka is the sewing and DIY blogger behind DIYDanielle.com. She taught herself to sew in 2011 when she wanted to make cloth diapers for her first son. She’s been sewing everything from ecofriendly items to kids products to clothing since, as it has become a passion. She loves learning how to do new things and teaching others in the process. She hopes to inspire other moms to take time for themselves to find their own creative passion.

Danielle lives in Maryland with her three young sons and her husband, Brandon. In her spare time, she gardens, reads, horseback rides, and has a small homestead with goats and ducks. Visit her shop to buy patterns or her sewing eBooks. Subscribe to her newsletter to get blog updates, free patterns and other printables by clicking here.