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Cheap Trellis Ideas for Growing Vine Seedlings in Pots

Bamboo Stakes Work Great

For vine seedlings in pots, use 3-foot green bamboo stakes (packs of 24–36 at Lowe's for a few dollars). They're pencil-thin, strong, and perfect for young vines. Contact the supplier for bulk orders.

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