Sometimes your vining plants exceed your expectations. It's exciting to see your garden growing well, but you may need to ...

Urban gardeners have often been looking for ways to maximise their small spaces, but solutions have been hard to find. However, a recent innovation has been trending in recent weeks which aims to ...

Q: I grew pole beans up a wooden trellis last summer, but the whole thing blew over in a wind storm. Is there a better way to grow climbing beans? A: Sounds like you just need a sturdier trellis ...

• Climbing rose: I grow two varieties — Aloha, which gets about six hours of light a day and takes care of itself; and Zephirine Drouhin, which is thorn-free.

Give an annual vine something to climb and it will shoot up almost before your eyes, accepting the guidance of a support. You needn't invest in pricey wood and concrete to make a structure for ...

Learn how to make a garden teepee using tall, straight supports – lightweight aluminum or PVC pipes, hazel poles, or long bamboo canes for a simple pole beans trellis.

Peak has taken over the indie gaming scene, but climbing with your friends is only done by knowing how to use the Magic Beans ...

Living Plant Supports . Many climbing and vining plants require some support as they grow. ... Planting corn, beans, and squash together are well known as the "three sisters" planting scheme.

Like climbing beans, which are marvelous multi-taskers.“Climbing beans are a two-fer,” observes Jo-Anne Van den Berg Ohms, president of John Scheepers Kitchen Garden Seeds in Bantam, Conn.

Favourable conditions “Climbing beans can yield 2,500 to 3,500 kilogrammes per hectare which is much more than the bush beans. This is because, climbing beans when well supported to climb as ...