How Do You Make An Invisible Trellis?
If you have climbing flowers or veggies in your garden and you want them to grow against your home without the need of a heavy wooden trellis, then an invisible trellis is what you need. Invisible trellises, made of fishing line or heavy gauge wire, can be strung against a brick or wood wall without too much hassle. With an invisible trellis, your focus is on the plants themselves, and not the bulky trellis holding up the plants. If you have a climbing plant with a scraggly appearance, because it is merely moving across the lawn instead of climbing up, as it should be, this plant is a good candidate for a trellis. Most heavy plants and all lighter plants can be held up using fishing line. Plan out a pattern for your trellis. If you want your trellis to fan out at the top, then you will only need one eye hook at the bottom of the wall and several at the top. If you want intersecting lines, you will need to be sure to insert eye hooks to the left and right of the wall as well as the top
