This is the best way to grow half-runner beans on pea and bean netting. As you can see the half-runner beans have already started climbing the netting. We put a cable above each row and then attach the pea and bean netting with zip ties. These half-runner beans will climb clear to the top of this netting. We put support poles in half way of our rows to help support the heavy lines and beans that we'll have in a few weeks. Another method is using binder's twine. This takes a little bit longer because you have to cut each piece and tie it up, but it works the same. The beans will climb right up the binder's twine. Then you'll have perfect beans because they never touch the ground. They won't have any rod on them or a rabbit or a chipmunk can't chew on them. Here's later on in the summer. Here's perfect beans. No spots whatsoever. Beautiful beans. You can pick beans until frost. They'll grow like this. The only thing you need to do is give them a little extra water. A garden looks like a jungle. See there's no spots. There's perfect beans. You can also grow pole beans or peas this way. Here we have a half a bushel of green beans. Here's my tomatoes I planted. I stake them and they're just starting to grow. I like to grow them on plastic. Here's my favorite vegetable. It's a carabi. It tastes like a reddish but it's not as bitter. It has a mild taste. So I hope you like my video.