Have you ever considered growing summer squash on a trellis? Growing vegetables vertically saves space, prevents pest damage, and reduces disease issues. Additionally, trellised veggie plants receive improved air circulation and sunlight exposure. This often leads to higher yields and most gardeners find these crops are easier to harvest. How to Grow Summer Squash Vertically Unlike other types of cucurbits, many summer squash varieties have a bushy growth habit. Some produce short vines which can be trained to a trellis. It’s best to begin when the plants are very young. As the plants grow, tie the stalks to the trellis every few days. When growing summer squash vertically, it’s advisable to choose varieties that are better adapted to trellis training: Black Forest Zucchini – Sometimes referred to by the French name “courgette,” black forest zucchini produces an abundance of long green squash on vines which can reach up to 7 […]
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