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Squash and melon vines love to ramble about, gobbling up your precious garden space. Here's one of the best and most creative ways we've seen to grow these sprawling plants — with a strong, arched structure that holds up to 70 pounds, and gets plants up off the ground, helping them produce clean, perfectly formed fruits. As the plants flourish, they form a delightfully leafy tunnel that's a perfect playspace for kids or a shady area for growing salad greens. Disassembles easily into a small bundle for off-season storage.
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