In this video, I show you how to build a lean 2 space-saving trellis for a large raised garden bed to grow cucumbers and asparagus peas over 6 months of constant cropping and growing! Raised Garden ...

You don’t need a trellis to grow cucumbers, but if you want to maximize your gardening space and keep your cucumbers off the soil, grow your cucumber plant on a trellis. Whether you like picklers, ...

Gardening can be a lot of work, but there are different growing techniques that gardeners can use to help save some work and their back! One of those techniques is using a trellis to grow vining crops ...

The cucumber plant germinates easily, grows quickly, and produces lots of crunchy, kid-friendly vegetables, making this a rewarding crop for beginners as well as a trusty market-garden staple. If you ...

Cucumbers thrive in warm, sunny conditions and should be planted outdoors only after soil temperatures reach at least 70 degrees Fahrenheit, typically a few weeks after the last frost. To keep ...

Store-bought trellises and arbors can be pricey, and they come in limited sizes. But you can make your own simple, yet sturdy, trellising system or garden arch that’s completely versatile and ...

Proper spacing is important between plants and between rows. Cucumbers are prolific producers. A single cucumber plant can yield about 1 to 3 pounds of fruit per week, or a total of 20 to 25 pounds of ...

This time-lapse shown how a burr gherkin/maroon cucumber was planted from a seed to harvest-able fruits. After 5 days of ...

Cucumbers demand warm soil — at least 70 degrees — but they don’t like it too hot, so this is their growing season in South Florida. Plant them now through January and harvest them well into spring.