David and All:
I remember someone burying 5 foot pieces of telephone poles, cross-wise,
perhaps 3-5 feet deep at the end of a row. Most of the trellises I built in
Biglerville PA survived.
I did have a Geneva Double-Curtin grape trellis fail when, after a big wind
storm flipped up one side
David,
I use these, and they work great. I have no idea how they would work in
your situation:
http://www.wilsonirr.com/ecommerce/trellis/anchoring/screw-anc-36-hvy-8-disc-hv-rod.php
You screw them into the ground using a tool that mounts on a 3 point auger
rig:
Does anyone have any experience with Serenade for brown rot?
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This year at the Washington Hort Meetings and at the IFTA, Mark De Kleine gave
presentations on trellis building and structural integrity for support systems.
Check out this article:
