DIY Vine Trellis

DIY Vine TrellisTrellis for Raised Beds and Lighter Climbing Crops This easy to build trellis is the perfect vertical support for lightweight climbing crops such as peas, pole beans, cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, or annual vining flowers. Designed for versatility and ease of use, the kit includes hardware and nettingjust add EMT conduit sourced locally. Whether youre growing in a raised bed, container garden, or field rows, this DIY trellis helps you maximize space and

Trellis for Raised Beds and Lighter Climbing Crops

This easy-to-build trellis is the perfect vertical support for lightweight climbing crops such as peas, pole beans, cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, or annual vining flowers. Designed for versatility and ease of use, the kit includes hardware and netting—just add EMT conduit sourced locally.

Whether you’re growing in a raised bed, container garden, or field rows, this DIY trellis helps you maximize space and improve airflow around your crops. For heavier plants like slicing tomatoes, winter squash, or perennial vines, we recommend using our Heavy-Duty Trellis Kit.

Features

• Designed for lightweight climbing crops and flowers
• Customizable size and installation method
• Easy to assemble with basic tools & PDF instructions
• Built with reusable components for multiple seasons
• Ideal for raised beds and small garden spaces
• Compatible with locally sourced ¾ inch EMT conduit
• Optional installation using rebar or removable feet

Kit Includes:

• 8 EMT cross connectors
  
• 10 EMT caps
• 10 Snap clamps
• Printable PDF Build Instructions
• Optional 6'x20' trellis netting

What You’ll Need to Buy Locally:

• 2 or 3 pieces of 10 ft x ¾ in EMT conduit (based on desired height and whether you're building feet)

• Optional: Two 2 ft pieces of ½ in rebar for securing the structure in hard-packed ground

Grow Up, Not Out

Create a compact, efficient vertical garden space by building your own lightweight trellis. Whether you're training cucumbers up or keeping vines off the ground, this kit helps you do it without heavy-duty infrastructure.