I’ve enjoyed fresh cucumbers from my garden this year, but was wondering if a trellis would be best to grow them on next year. Right now I’m using just simple bamboo poles, but they seem to need something larger.
Thanks.

I’ve enjoyed fresh cucumbers from my garden this year, but was wondering if a trellis would be best to grow them on next year. Right now I’m using just simple bamboo poles, but they seem to need something larger.
Thanks.
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Cucumbers-Will they grow well on a trellis?
August 27th, 2010 - 1:53 am
yes, they will
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Cucumbers-Will they grow well on a trellis?
August 27th, 2010 - 2:09 am
I let them grow on a fence. it’s great, the cukes are straight and since they’re not on the ground, the rabbits don’t get them and they don’t rot.
and I can FIND them easier.
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Cucumbers-Will they grow well on a trellis?
August 27th, 2010 - 2:36 am
yes they will. . . . my neighbor grows tomatoes on a trellis . . . they seem to be the hardy variety
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Cucumbers-Will they grow well on a trellis?
August 27th, 2010 - 2:43 am
Actually they grow better. (you don’t miss those that hide under the leaves and grow to the size of a small melon). They need lots!!! of light and water.
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Cucumbers-Will they grow well on a trellis?
August 27th, 2010 - 3:05 am
I did this, the problem is that they block the sun at points in the day. I got a good crop out of them though. I used tomato trellises, the cylindrical type.
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Cucumbers-Will they grow well on a trellis?
August 27th, 2010 - 3:48 am
Yes, a trellis is probably your best option. If you have a fence bordering your garden, you could trellis them up the fence, using twine or plant netting attached to the fence for the vines to climb up. This saves room in the garden as well as having the other advantages of trellising, such as straighter cukes and better opportunity for you to inspect the cukes for health and potential insect damage. A sturdy tomato trellis system can also work well.
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Cucumbers-Will they grow well on a trellis?
August 27th, 2010 - 3:51 am
They grow very well in trellis. I actually use a piece of cattle great held at a 45 degree angle with t spikes. The cukes hang down and don’t get yellow spots from laying on the ground.