Would this work to hold up pea vines?
359173
you would have to use a lot of post to hold up the fence and peas. if you do, I use 1 inch conduit and wire ties. (zip ties)
359174
Yes it would, used this to fence my garden and used the trimmings to make a trellis system for my snow peas and cucumbers
359175
Yes, it should but it would be pretty hard to get them out at the end of the season. If you want to throw it away or spend a lot of time pulling vines out it will work
320025
My arbor is supporting the weight of a Pyracantha limb with no problems. As a grape arbor, being covered by the vines, make sure the four corners are well anchored with concrete (as I have).
1723649
Yes, they would be perfect for that. These are actually outdoor type shelving, so it should hold the plants without a problem.
1036651
It is made of heavy-duty plastic and should hold the pea gravel just fine if your child is strong enough to dig and lift it. It is definitely kid-powered so the force they put into it dictates what it will lift. Hope this helps. My son is 4 and he digs mulch mostly with it but I think he could do large gravel no problem.
2208262
I think it would work. I'm very happy with these. I have very heavy, large cement planters on mine.
752932
I used them for peas but it's pretty sturdy so imagine clematis should work too
2174021
Yes, absolutely. This is ideal for that purpose. We used it on two of our vegetable gardens in NC weather and had a lot of success.
1579417
It would depend on the size of the salt grainuals. Anything bigger than a pea may hang up. Also, be sure to clean well. A few parts are metal and will rust and corode with salt, I'm sure.
320023
Yes it should be. It is made of a thick PVC plastic square tubes. Once assembled it is quite sturdy. I have a Kiwi vine growing up and over mine.
1824043
I bought it and never used it because it was for my orchid plants and I was afraid it would be to strong for them. I got something similar and am going to try it.
1974617
Probably not the best option because the surface of this is not flat. I would suggest you get a dolly that has flat legs. For planters these work great.
1633797
I think yes but you still have secure it with nails because when it's filled with soil it becomes very heavy and wobbly. great planters however. Mine were stunning last year i bought 4. :-)
2158130
It probably will I had Morning Glories vines taking over my yard they are gone !You can buy it at your local garden center about 9 dollars It may take several treatments I bet it will work
1539462
I would think you could do that.....you can pretty much make whatever you want with a couple of these things. Oh yes, extra bracing might be needed depending on the weight of your "plants".
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Sherry Miner's response is correct. The rack is excellent and works perfectly for plants. I now have two of them.
361245
The unit is pretty good at anything that you can fit in the opening. If the vine is too flexible like say a rope it may not work .Nothing I had was a problem.
697170
It holds water and gravel with no support, so I do not see why not. I use it for my aquaponics and works well