I went to the Hill yesterday to plant out some brassicas. Nice easy job - the bed is prepared and the plants are in individual pots, ready to go.

Of course, if you just plant out brassicas and leave it like that, they will last about 3 minutes before the combination of butterflies and pigeons do for them, so they need some sort of frame and netting.

I'd thought ahead, and had a blue pipe/wooden brace combo mapped out in my head. This was
nearly the world's best idea, but turns out to have an inherent weakness of design; and will thus need adjustment - or possibly total rebuild. In the meantime, the whole caboodle is propped up with an impromptu - and somewhat oversized - upright.
Fortunately, the netting is big enough to still fit over, and my brassicas - barring structure collapse - are snug and safe.
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