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New Mulberry Tree protection

9 years ago

My little helper.

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bkgennings
Original Author
9 years ago
Birds robbing me blind. I hadn't got one ripe berry off my first mulberry tree fruit. I solved this problem.
bkgennings
Original Author
9 years ago
Final product. Bird proof.
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lucky_p
9 years ago
That tree's gonna be wanting a higher ceiling in about a week.
mrsg47
9 years ago
Mulch?
bkgennings
Original Author
9 years ago
Yeah I tried taller but it was very unstable. I didn't have enough stuff to stabilize it more. I only need it for a little longer then I will move it to my plum tree. I don't have much fruit this year. Early frosts wiped out just about everything.
MrsG47,
I am going to put in a drip watering system shortly then I will mulch. I want it to run along the edge of the mulch area. I hate to have to do it twice so waiting til get to it. It is raining pretty regular for now.

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