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Grow Butternut Squash Vertically
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We’re in Zone 5b along the front range of the Rockies in Colorado
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This is a back section of our 2000 sq ft garden & we’re growing squash vertically.
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Use a potato bag or veggie bag if you don’t have ground or raised bed space.
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Find the main vine & clip it to a “roller hook”. Suspend it to a support board or trellis above.
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We used cattle panel and utility hooks to suspend the panel up above.
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Here’s a close up of the roller hooks. We use these for tomatoes, too.
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As these beauties grow we’ll sling them in something stretchy & breathable like netting or nylons.
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