[LivvyW]

Canes? Nets?

Determined to get a few cucs this year.

[Crumbly Oldy]

I have access to a 15 metre long greenhouse and use plastic orange fencing with a mesh of some 6" attached to a long wire.  Obtainable from building stores.  Seems most stuff is cheaper if you buy stuff meant for other purposes.
Crumbly Oldy

[mumofstig]

any old bit of netting that's hanging around, for my cukes 
waste not want not 

[Epona_4]

one strand of baling twine planted with the cuc when it goes into its final pot and attached to roof of greenhouse works a treat, same for toms too 

[arugula]

String here too.

[Epona_4]

great minds argyllie! 

[arugula]

Must be!

[DD.]

Chicken wire - once up last years. Mine's been there at least 10 now.

[Paul Plots]

canes - easy to put in place and easy to pack away when the space is needed. 

[arugula]

canes - easy to put in place and easy to pack away when the space is needed. 

As is string.

[Paul Plots]

canes - easy to put in place and easy to pack away when the space is needed. 

As is string.

Ah but string will not form a rigid frame that can be anchored to the sides of a lean-to greenhouse to hold tomato canes  & cucumbers. 

[mumofstig]

I tie all my canes from one end to the other to/with a length of string 

There is obviously no right or wrong way, we all have our own preferences 

[Paul Plots]

I tie all my canes from one end to the other to/with a length of string 

There is obviously no right or wrong way, we all have our own preferences 

I'll go with that 

[arugula]

That's quite right mum. Our string is a good temporary, quick to put up and to take down, arrangement in our lean to whose normal function is a tool store/potting shed.

[DD.]

My chicken wire just lines the side of the greenhouse. No taking up or down, doesn't get in the way. Not had to do anything with it in the last 10 years.