Vertical tomato trellis

Look no further you have finally found your "forever" method for growing tomatoes. The String Method. Used by commercial growers for years, it's finally caught on with hoe growers. Here's how to do it ...

Super easy trellises made assembled with t-posts and cattle panels. Plus tips on setting them up specifically for tomatoes.

Growing tomatoes on a trellis keeps the plants above ground level and helps them stay healthy. Find tomato trellis ideas to grow your favorite fruit in style.

There are almost as many creative types of tomato trellis ideas as there are varieties of tomatoes to grow. Visit for some tomato trellis ideas for both determinant and indeterminate varieties of tomatoes.

Tomato trellises at magnolia silos in Waco Texas.

Easy PVC Tomato Trellis Part One

After surveying the vast number of tomatoes that needed to be supported, I got to work investigating the different methods for trellising tomatoes. I asked myself, “Self, what would be the b…

Growing tomatoes vertically is ideal for those who are looking to save up space and increase the harvest. There are numerous ways to utilize vertical space for growing tomatoes, including trellising, stakes, cages, and hanging baskets. In this post, we'll discuss how to grow tomatoes vertically and which varieties to choose from.

Several years ago I landed on what I think is the best way to support tomatoes. String training! For me it beat out stakes, cages, Florida weave and everything else I tried. And you can use it for beans and cucumbers too. https://www.theartofdoingstuff.com/turns-im-never-really-satisfied-anything-including-tomatoes/

Check out these homemade tomato trellis ideas that are wind resistant, tall, short, funky and budget friendly to find the right one for your garden.

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In our garden, my husband and I have had great luck growing tomatoes vertically and pruning each plant into a single stem.

Growing indeterminate tomatoes is not easy. Allowing them to do their own thing will result in a tangled mess and diseased plants. But even if you decide to train them vertically and prune them regularly, if you don’t use the right type of support, you’ll still be facing challenges. For a couple of years now...

Here is a DIY tomato trellis that is easy to set up, easy to take down (allthough you can leave it and use it to trellis beans, peas or cucumbers in the same spot), and easy to store. Best of all, the tomatoes love it.

Our tomato trellis that I designed for 2017 was our best yet!

Zucchini is one of the easiest vegetables to grow in your home garden. Train zucchini on a trellis to grow vertically and maximize garden efficiency.