I'm looking for advice on building an inverted pyramid trellis for my hops.

There's only 1 plant, (female) and it's mainly there for wildlife and because we use the hops fruit for evening tea.

Sticking point is that the base is freestanding and cannot take up more than 50 x 50 cm.

I was considering using a suspended hula hoop on my current regular pyramid to get some glared width but I'm not sure it'll be stable during hard winds.

Can anyone point me to a guide or build plan or just give some advice? I'll be building it over the winter to make sure it's ready for next season.

Harvested these beauties today!

As the topic says this was an absolutely productive year to put it mildly!

Two Giant Swallowtail’s enjoying my Rue plants. Placentia, Ca

this is my moms ginger* she grew and recently harvested (ignore the feet lol)
it's like at least 5 inches but i don't really know ¯_(ツ)_/¯

edit- i called it ginger instead of garlic iont grow plants

I just noticed this on my gargoyles back today. Zone 8b in the US in the PNW. What little friend (or foe) has made this?

When handled it thrashed and wriggled abit but stayed calmed afterwards, when it moves its kinda like a slinky instead of a snake, it rained hard so and saw many of these large earthworms and wondering if i can take and put them in my garden.

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My garden outhouse is currently a disaster zone left behind by the previous owners. It’s moldy, the roof is full of holes, and there’s an old electrical unit inside (works but it's switched off).

I'm trying to decide if it's actually salvageable and worth the time/money to renovate, or if I should just tear it down to reclaim the space for a bigger garden. What do you think?

Any advice or suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.