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This is not an instant play house but when it comes to ‘fruition’ it’s lots of fun! …and you get beans!


Material

  • 6 Bamboo poles, garden stakes or trimmed branches
  • 1 Roll of garden twine
  • 3 Climbing beans

Method

  1. Draw a circle in your garden bed approximately 4ft in diameter
  2. Place your poles at even intervals then widen the gap between the two facing the front. Push the bases of the poles firmly into the ground. Gather the tops of the poles together and secure with a piece of twine.
  3. Begin weaving your twine around your teepee from the base, stopping when you get the the door opening and reversing. This doesn't need to be perfect, aim for about 6"; between each row tied on every so often so the beans don't pull it down
  4. Dig a hole at the base of three of your posts and plant in your peas, seedlings are best, lots of things like to eat beans!

Notes

Beans grow surprisingly fast! This will come together faster than you think!



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  • mle00
    • 26 Mar 2014
      8:03 pm

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  • I have planted beans in my veggie patch, best get out there and check to see if they’re climbing ones

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  • Haha this might be one thing I could probably get to work in my garden. What a great idea I wonder how I would go making it in a grander scale so I could fit inside it lol

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  • Fun and beans the perfect match


    • Growing and eating them and hiding and playing is the perfect idea

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  • Back to nature. Thanks for a great idea.

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  • We grew beans last year and had issues with them. This teepee looks like it could ge an ideal way to solve those issues

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  • A great way to have fresh beans! Thanks.

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  • natures cubby house – what a great idea. Thanks for sharing.

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  • Will make this once we move to our new house!

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  • Love this idea! Science, gardening, nature play and healthy eating wrapped into one. Excellent!

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  • yeah fab idea and you get free food from it

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  • LOVE THIS IDEA AND GREAT FOR TOMATOES AS WELL

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  • Great idea! I’ll love the beans, she’ll love the exploring!

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  • Great! Thanks for sharing this!

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  • I might try this with my snow peas

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  • what a practical space saving idea for the garden

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  • Love this idea. Incredible. Thank you.

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  • A wonderfully ingenious idea; thanks for sharing!.

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  • Very striking! Unfortunately I never have much luck with beans.

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  • interesting way to grow beans

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  • Awsome, fun idea for the kids!

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