Posted by Notjustair on September 28, 2014 at 13:12:37 from (174.229.64.78):
In Reply to: Staking up tomatoes posted by Jason S. on September 28, 2014 at 09:24:29:
I take T posts and drive them in at a 45 degree angle - two of them opposing so they basically make an X with the cross point of the X about a foot off the ground. The posts are driven in just a tad farther than the brace at the bottom of them. I do this about every 8 feet. Then I lay a cattle panel on each side so it forms a trough of mesh fencing. Then I tie the tops of the T posts together with baling twine so they won't spread and collapse. Then I plant all of my plants directly under the cattle panels. They grow up through it and are supported by the trough. I never have to tie them up and I can reach through the panel holes to pick.
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