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The simplest and least expensive support for twining vines is a six-toseven-foot high frame. Provide top and bottom stringers of heavy gauge wire or crossbars of lumber. Lace strong twine vertically and train the tendrils as soon as they are long enough to twine around two or three times.
Only occasional training will be needed to assist wayward tendrils the rest of the season. Clinging vines can get by with shorter supports, five to six feet in height. Disposable netting stretched over a vertical frame works very well and
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