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Tips This cage can be expanded to fit around two or more blueberry bushes by using more stakes and making the chicken wire longer. You can leave the cages up year-round. Remove the bird netting before winter if it snows in your area. June 21, 2012 | Updated June 21, 2012 11:30 a.m. By Rachel Lovejoy
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11K views 4 years ago Garden Management How to setup a simple yet very secure cage for your blueberry bushes so you will have a great blueberry harvest. Birds are a fierce pest with.
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1. Measure and cut the pipe Measure, mark and cut each ten foot length of pipe into one five foot, one three foot and one two foot section. You now have four of each length: five feet, three feet and two feet. 2. Place the uprights The five foot pieces are the uprights legs of the structure.
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Blueberry Cage to keep the birds out! Fine Homebuilding
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The Blueberry Cage to Keep Deer Out Rich is tall (about six and a half feet), and highbush blueberries can get tall (up to around 6 feet). To accommodate both, we start with eight foot t-posts driven about one foot into the ground. These posts go in every 5 or 10 feet, so you can connect them with 10 foot lengths of metal electrical conduit.
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We've got to protect the berries! I've found a great solution and I am happy to share my blueberry netting ideas and blueberry plant covers with you! Should I cover my blueberry bushes? Depending on the size and maturity of your blueberry bushes, it may be a good idea to cover them.
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The jewel of mid-summer, the mighty blueberry, is one of the easiest fruits to grow. Beautiful blueberry bushes produce sweet purple-blue orbs each summer (hopefully) and don't require too much fuss. And these easy DIY blueberry bush covers use PVC pipe, zip ties, and wildlife netting to protect your precious blueberry harvest!
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Step 1: Hammer Stakes Into Ground Hammer stakes into ground, leaving space for the branches when the screen is attached. Ask Question Step 2: Wrap Screen Around Sides Staple one end of the screen to one of the stakes. Gently wrap the rest of the screen around the blueberry bush and stakes. Staple the end of the screen to the first stake.