TRELLINET Trellis Netting

The Trellinet trellis net with wide mesh is very useful for climbing vegetable plants such as beans, peas, cucumbers, and gherkins, which need to be guided in their growth. It can also be used in ornamental gardens to create beautiful floral screens with sweet peas, morning glories, or Spanish beans, for example. This net is very resistant and can support the weight of plants without any problem, and can be reused for several years. It is attached to stakes placed along the plantings.

This trellis net allows you to guide and support climbing plants whose tendrils or voluble stems will wrap around the 20 cm (8 in) square meshes. Its green colour blends perfectly with the vegetation and fits in well to a vegetable garden or ornamental garden. Made of extruded polypropylene and treated with UV protection, it is lightweight and resistant to bad weather, sunlight, and the ravages of time. Drive sturdy stakes or poles into the ground, deep enough to ensure good resistance of the net when loaded with plants. Place these stakes at most 1 m (3 ft) apart along your planting. Securely attach the trellis net using plastic fasteners, plastic-coated wire, or strong pieces of string.

There are many advantages to a vertical garden, and many vegetable or ornamental plants are suitable for this vertical growing method, which saves space on the ground and allows for delicious harvests, even on a balcony.

In the vegetable garden, due to its vertical position, the trellis net allows the plants to benefit from maximum sunlight while promoting air circulation around the plants, thus minimising the risk of diseases that can develop when moisture stagnates on the leaves. In addition, watering can be done directly at the base of the vegetables without the risk of splashing soil on the leaves. This system also makes picking and harvesting easier. It is perfect for growing beans, peas, fava beans, gherkins, cucumbers, climbing strawberries, and Malabar spinach, etc.

In the ornamental garden, it adapts to all tastes: place it along a sheltered wall, against a garden shed, to create a screen in front of the vegetable garden, clothesline, or compost, to hide your rainwater collection tanks, or along the terrace. It can even be installed on a balcony if you have deep flower boxes that can accommodate support stakes. You can grow cobaea, morning glories, sweet peas, Spanish beans, black-eyed Susans, nasturtiums, Vigna caracalla, ornamental squash, and many others.

Available in several sizes.