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How to protect fruit trees from animals
Use a kaolin clay-based repellent.
A kaolin clay-based repellent is made of naturally occurring ingredients and can help repel animals and insects from eating the fruit off your tree. You can purchase the repellent at some nurseries or find it online.

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- You can also use a fungicide designed specifically for the plant for comparable protection. Be certain that you check with your local poison control agency to see if a similar repellent is available.
- For additional protection, purchase a totem to shade fruit trees from. Look for a pesticide that will kill non-toxic compounds found in the repellent.
- This repellent will leave a white film on your fruit and tastes bad to most animals and insects. Kaolin clay repellents are not useful for fuzzy fruits like peaches or apricots or smaller fruits like cherries or plums.
- Do not use a kaolin trap or trap. These traps will not work for the tree so it may not benefit from them.

OUT: This repellent will leave a white film on your fruit and tastes bad to most animals and insects. Kaolin clay repellents are not useful for fuzzy fruits like peaches or apricots or smaller fruits like cherries or plums.

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How to make a kokedama
Select a variety of plants.
You can use any types of plants for a kokedama as long as they will fit comfortably in your home when hanging. The plants will eventually be hung from ceiling hooks using twine.

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- Use small bands of twine or string to loosely tie the plants together. You can purchase kokedama in any home improvement store.
- Measure the height and width of your kokedama. Divide the width measurement by the height.
- You can purchase such baskets from walmart, large box stores, and specialty online gardening stores. You can also find unique kokedama baskets at natural food stores.
- Kokedama are traditionally made up of a variety of different plants, so invest in variety when building a kokedama. Stop by a greenhouse and pick up some potted plants to build your kokedama.

OUT: Kokedama are traditionally made up of a variety of different plants, so invest in variety when building a kokedama. Stop by a greenhouse and pick up some potted plants to build your kokedama.

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A man is wearing a yellow vest. He is standing in front of a building cleaning a window. a person

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- is seen looking out one of the windows.
- is painting the window gray in various shades of gray.
- is holding the back of a man's head.
- picks up a bucket and opens the top.

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is seen looking out one of the windows.