[Ian_A]

I will be growing some outdoor cucumbers on the plot. I am now deciding whether to grow them against a makeshift trellis type thing for them to climb up or use the obelisks I inherited up which they would also climb.

[prakash_mib]

I feel in outdoors cues are very hard to train. I failed last year at plot and in garden as well. the wind blows them away, and they have very less "that climbing string thingy"!!

[PennyS]

I grow outdoor cues at home - I train them up twine that's tied onto my shed roof batten. I do find I have to tie them in though, but it does work.

I'm going to put them on the plot this year.  I've got a pallet arrangement at the side of my shed, I'll cover that over with bean netting and grow the cues up that, tying in where necessary.  Well that's the plan anyway...

[Trillium]

I wound mine around a few strings on my Munty frame and they were very happy there.

[compostqueen]

Mine climb up some manky old willow trellis against my shed. You have to tie them to the supports as they won't cling very well. 

[paintedlady]

I've only ever grown Marketmore outdoors and just let them wander over the bed like the squashes and they've been perfectly fine.  They do occupy quite a bit of space though so I'm having to reconsider and try something more upright this year - the trellising/pallet idea sounds good 

[Mike.white]

What about a hanging basket???  :blink:

[Carrotcake]

Alys Fowler grew her cues up a large square plastic trellis support, which she had lying at about 30 degrees so she didn't need to tie them in as they clambered across it.
It was on Wednesday 14th April Edible Garden episode and is probably on iplayer if you want to have a look.