Growing Vegetables on Garden Structures

Presenter: Mary Alice Ramsey, Extension Master GardenerSM volunteer of Buncombe County

Mary Alice Ramsey in a bean tunnel in her garden
Mary Alice Ramsey in Bean tunnel in her garden

There’s more than one way to design a vegetable garden — and some of the most beautiful and productive gardens use vertical structures to grow! Cages, poles, trellises, even creative builds like bean houses — these structures aren’t just practical, they’re eye-catching and a little whimsical, too.

Growing vegetables on structures is fun. It saves time and labor, makes harvesting a breeze, and helps you squeeze more out of every square foot. Join Mary Alice Ramsey, a lifelong gardener, as she shares her favorite garden structures, personal tips, and stories from her own garden. You’ll leave inspired to grow upward — not just outward!

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