Most excellently neat and tidy!

Thanks so much for sharing!

Yes, but the photos wouldn't enlarge when I clicked on them. My eyes are aging and detail is lost unless I am right up on it. Great idea, though.

I had the same experience. Dunno why the photos won't enlarge. Maybe Dave can figure it out. Glad you like my method. It saves a lot of time & work.

I have a touch screen tablet, and the photos enlarge, but are out of focus. That doesn't help any, does it? Great idea, @RavenCroft!

Nice Garden, Anna!

I was able to access the photos the convoluted way, so to make it easier....here are the links to the images:

#1
http://garden.org/pics/2014-03...

#2
http://garden.org/pics/2014-03...

#3
http://garden.org/pics/2014-03...

#4
http://garden.org/pics/2014-03...

Thank you, Danita!

RavenCroft said:I had the same experience. Dunno why the photos won't enlarge. Maybe Dave can figure it out. Glad you like my method. It saves a lot of time & work.

Photos in articles don't usually enlarge if the article is done in the "Advanced form" rather than the "Easy form" where you upload photos directly from your computer rather than drag and drop.

Thanks for that info Tee. I'll remember it for future articles. This one was my 1st. And a big thank you to Danita for the links to my full sized photos.

Wonderful system and excellent article, thank you for sharing.

You're welcome, Anna. It took me some experimenting to get the hang of it and I sometimes still forget and start an article where I didn't mean to.

I fixed the images in the article and they now expand properly when clicked on.

This is a great article, and the technique is great. Every year we use a few panels in exactly this manner to grow tomatoes. The panels down here are approximately $18 each at Tractor Supply.

I love this method - very nice and thank you so much for the photo's too!

I will have to try that with some melons and squash this year!

Gourd growing on a 16' panel:

Excellent article!

Excellent article Ravencroft. I love all of the photos. It helps so much for us visual learners Please keep these wonderful articles coming. A side note, I had no idea it was so rural and beautiful in the state of New York

I had to pop back in here and let you know how very pleased I am with how well this is working out for me. I'm simply amazed at the amount of produce I've been able to grow and harvest in two areas just 12" wide by 8' long!


There are two types of beans in the closest area, and beans and cucumbers in the other space. My ornamental grasses and flowers are quite happy growing behind, amongst and between these as well. This space and step-saving method is fabulous! Thanks again!

That looks wonderful, chelle. Thanks for posting the updated picture. Vertical is definitely a space-saver.

I did this with fence stakes, and wire fencing that we removed to open up a pasture. It's not as neat as paneling, but much cheaper.


I weave whatever branches have grown back thru the wire each day.

Nice, tk111.