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That's how many cherries I picked from my 3 in 1 dwarf cherry tree today. It's been in at least 15 years and that's the most we've ever gotten from it.
Usually the thrashers, the mockingbirds, the cardinals, the starlings, the grackles and assorted finches get them first. I beat them this year for some reason.
I just went outside and a flock of assorted finches scattered out of it.
I netted a fig tree when we lived in Texas. With the net, I got LOTS of figs. Without, I got LOTS of squirrels. The tree was not huge, however. It would be hard to net a full sized tree. Maybe a tree service could do it.
I netted my blueberries one year, but I only got a cup or so of berries, so this year I’ll just let the birdies have them. I like wildlife friendly plants.
That's how many cherries I picked from my 3 in 1 dwarf cherry tree today. It's been in at least 15 years and that's the most we've ever gotten from it.
Usually the thrashers, the mockingbirds, the cardinals, the starlings, the grackles and assorted finches get them first. I beat them this year for some reason.
I just went outside and a flock of assorted finches scattered out of it.
what's on the '3 in 1' besides cherries?
i planted 2 apples trees over the weekend and the deer already lunched on one of them.
acres and acres of greenery and they have to pick on that?
i planted 2 apples trees over the weekend and the deer already lunched on one of them.
acres and acres of greenery and they have to pick on that?
Sorry I'm so late, I never came back to this thread until now.
Three varieties of cherries, I don't remember what they are although Bing is one. Helps in cross pollination.
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