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halleone · March 16, 2018

Thank you all for your replies and thoughts, it's always so nice to be able to get help here.

I'll go with the three plants in that bed. Bjbebs, I also have my panels cut in half, and I up-end them to get the added height, as in they become 8' tall. I don't remember how tall they were to begin with, but that height now becomes the width, and I just add/overlap as needed to fit the bed I am using. My beds are raised berms, varying in length from 6' to 10'. Pounding in T-posts is no problem (other than I am not too tall and the 7 footers can be hard to manage, so out comes the ladder). I think this looks like the way to go this year, and I'll most likely go buy one more panel and just forget about the Florida weave.
Thanks again everyone, and Cole_Robbie, I sure like your Shepherd.

March 16, 2018	#6
halleone Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Walla Walla, Washington Posts: 360	Thank you all for your replies and thoughts, it's always so nice to be able to get help here. I'll go with the three plants in that bed. Bjbebs, I also have my panels cut in half, and I up-end them to get the added height, as in they become 8' tall. I don't remember how tall they were to begin with, but that height now becomes the width, and I just add/overlap as needed to fit the bed I am using. My beds are raised berms, varying in length from 6' to 10'. Pounding in T-posts is no problem (other than I am not too tall and the 7 footers can be hard to manage, so out comes the ladder). I think this looks like the way to go this year, and I'll most likely go buy one more panel and just forget about the Florida weave. Thanks again everyone, and Cole_Robbie, I sure like your Shepherd.