Bouquets of wild flowers are great additions during the summer months. Five of nine rooms have homemade shelves full of books purchased from yard sales, library sales, scavenged from friends or bought if we just cannot live without a copy. So many questions have been asked about drying fruit that I'll just touch of the subject and recommend you visit a library for more comprehensive information. You will need some plastic screening, cheesecloth and cheap wooden frames. Then pull taut on the third end and staple, same on the fourth side.
Measurements are flexible.
Make the trays stackable, leaving lots of room for air movement between frames. Use plastic screen rather than metal screen for obvious reasons. Make trays portable. Prepare fruit according to instructions found in a good book on drying fruit. Put trays out each day in good weather until fruit is dry.