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How to make a wigwam plant support for vertical planting – this simple DIY is a space-saving essential for growing vegetables and climbers in small gardens

Garden wigwam with sweet peas.

Whether you’re after a colourful display of sweet peas in the garden or are growing a crop of climbing runner beans on an allotment, knowing how to make a wigwam support for vertical planting will come in super-handy all-round.

Growing crops upwards instead of across the ground is a brilliant space-saver that will allow you to maximise your growing potential. Plus, there are so many varieties of vegetables you can grow vertically, from climbing beans, peas and cucumbers to courgettes, squashes and pumpkins.

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