How to Make T-Post Trellis Spans

 


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“I developed and perfected the Planet Whizbang T-post trellis span over the course of several years of gardening.

It is a simple, practical support system that I’m sure you’ll be very pleased with.

The trellis span pictured above illustrates the basic components. A 7′ T-post is at each end of the span. The posts are driven into the soil 18,” leaving 5’6″ above ground.

A Planet Whizbang Y-holder is attached to the top of each post. A 10′ length of 1″ diameter electrical conduit is cradled in the Y-holders…”

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