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How to create a trellis for a dragon fruit tree?
im needing a strong trellis for a dragon fruit tree. suggestions? do you have a work shop for this ?
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Re: trellis for dragon fruit
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @mj3. It's terrific to have you join us, and many thanks for your question about creating a trellis.
I'd suggest you create a sturdy frame out of H3 treated Pine and then mount a mesh panel onto it. These mesh panels are significantly stronger than chicken wire.
If you can draw me a sketch of the type of trellis and frame you'd like to create, I can draw some renders and provide details of the products you'll need to purchase. Let me know if you need a hand uploading an image.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Mitchell
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Re: trellis for dragon fruit
Do Bunnings have frames already put together or workshop's to make one?
thanks
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Re: trellis for dragon fruit
Hi @mj3,
We don't have frames specifically for dragon fruit. After checking out what growers use, it appears to be quite a specific frame. Unfortunately, we don't have workshops on how to make one, but I could guide you through the process. Let me start by providing a rendering of an option that seems very popular with growers. The top section is easily constructed using 90 x 45 H3 treated Pine and screwed together with 75mm timber screws. The top frame can then be mounted onto a H3-treated post. You'll need to paint the bottom of the post with bitumen paint before concreting it into the ground. Alternatively, if you grow in a very large pot, the frame could be installed into it.
Let me know what you think.
Mitchell
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Re: trellis for dragon fruit
Good afternoon @mj3 The frame that @MitchellMc has shared is brilliant as Dragon Fruit needs to climb up and then cascading down , that is really important. It’s a special frame that needs to be made not something you can buy if that makes sense. Good luck, can’t wait to see what you create 😃🪴

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