Expandable Pea Fences

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I am using 2 for my peas, one around a tall tomato and one is holding up a bougainvillea. They are versatile!

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This product can be used for a variety of things.
Pole green beans, tomato support ect.
I live in Florida so I haven't even started my peas yet but am very excited!

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Easy to set up and take down. Great support for peas and easy to pick. I liked it so much, that I bought the taller version to use for pole beans next season.

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Using it for peas right now. I agree that putting it together can be a little tough because you really need a second person to hold the top piece while inserting into the second piece. But I managed by myself and placed it where I wanted, after struggling a little because I had to fit it into the space I had as opposed to just placing it with no constraints. So far, three months later it is still holding up well and I trained my peas to go up. I can't wait to plant my spring peas because I think they'll love the trellis.
I only gave 4 stars because I can't vouch for it's longevity and durability.

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When we first moved into our house (which is pretty much like living in a forest preserve), I was delighted with the prospect of creating a garden-that is, until the deer moved in and delighted in eating everything I planted! Knowing that there was not enough money in the bank account to fence in 5 acres, I sought an inexpensive solution to this problem. Then I found these pea fences. The tall ones are great in establishing a perimeter around a shrub, plant, or larger garden which the deer generally will not cross. If you want to use these pea fences to keep out smaller animals, you may have to add smaller chicken wire along the bottom of the fences. Otherwise, these pea fences are perfect and have a variety of uses. By planting a vine along these pea fences, these inexpensive alternatives become nearly invisible. The price of these pea fences makes them a viable alternative to permanent fencing which you may not really need or want. Highly recommended! Give them a try!

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The illustrations show much about the product and its uses

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I like peas and these put them up were I can reach them

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I use this fence for all types of garden vegetables -- winter squash, cucumbers, etc. I also use it to support black berries. The fence is quite a bit too short for my purposes, so I raise the fence about a foot off the ground and tie it to drive posts about every 4 feet for stability. It is sold for pea fence, and it probably would work well for peas, but for heavier vegetables, it needs to be taller and sturdier -- hence the drive posts. The fence is designed to stack one on top of another, but I really question its stability in that configuration. In Oklahoma, we have far too much wind to be able to trust this fencing on its own.

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I love the pea fences but don't use them for peas. I separate them in sections and use them for holding back some of my other plants, like my roses, that are spreading into the paths. They are just terrific for supporting anything.

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I used it for my fall peas. My peas are just climbing the fence. I should have a bumper crop.