In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Birds love boysenberries. To protect your plant from birds, harvest the berries as soon as they become ripe. If birds still manage to get to the ripe berries before you can, install bird netting over the plants. Bird netting is most effective when installed 2-3 weeks before the berries are ready to be harvested. Boysenberry plants can easily become infected with fungus or mold if the foliage is regularly damp. When watering your plants, water the soil around the base of the plant, not the leaves. Regular pruning can also help improve air circulation and keep the leaves dry. If your boysenberry plant shows signs of disease or infection, prune away any affected canes and branches immediately. Throw away or burn the canes so that the infection cannot spread to other plants. If your boysenberries are afflicted by serious mold or fungus infections, use an anti-fungal spray. Most types of fungal infections can be treated with copper-based fungicides. For fruit rots, use benomyl or iprodione. Always thoroughly wash berries from a plant that has been treated with fungicide. Use water with a fruit and veggie wash.
Summary: Harvest boysenberries immediately to discourage birds. Keep your boysenberries dry. Remove and destroy diseased canes. Use an anti-fungal spray for severe infections.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: With this example, the center of the yarn is going on the center of the head -- so double whatever length you want from the top of the hairline to the tip of the yarn. Arrange them in an orderly pile. You should be able to pick them up with one hand, like a bunch of noodles. But make sure the ends all line up! Line up a felt strip as backing through the very middle of the strands and being sewing sections with a back stitch. This will end up being your center part. Continue sewing until the entire felt strip is sewn onto the strands of yarn. Once you're done, flip it over. This will keep the wig in place when it is being worn. Sew it on the end where you began with the felt strip. The teeth of the comb should be facing toward the yarn, not away. Place it directly on top of the felt (when held upside-down), so the comb won't be seen through the yarn. The comb should be only 3 or 4 inches (7.5 to 10 cm) wide. It should not be wider than the felt strip. Use one of the comb-like hair accessories that can be purchased in most big box or drug stores. You may have some pieces that have magically gotten longer or shorter; trim and style your wig until it meets your expectations. An easy way to style the wig is to tie each side with a ribbon about halfway down the length of the hair. It keeps it from getting tangled and getting in the wearer's eyes -- and it's cute!
Summary: Cut your yarn to the desired length. Find the center. Sew on a comb. Adjust and cut to your liking. Finished.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Look closely at the thread-wrapped bracelet when you have finished wrapping it. Check for any areas where there are visible patches of the bangle under the thread. If you spot any bare areas, wrap a few extra strands of thread around the area and secure the ends with glue on the inside of the bracelet. If desired, you could also glue an extra embellishment over a bare patch on the bracelet. After you finish wrapping the last strands of thread all the way around the bangle, add a dab of glue to the inside of the bangle. Then, press the ends of the strands into the glue to secure them. Make sure to let the glue dry completely before you wear the bangles. This will take several hours so leave the bracelet to dry overnight. You can glue individual items onto the outside of the bangle to decorate it. Try gluing beads, crystals, and/or sequins in a pattern around the outside of the bangle, or just add 1 decorative item for a small accent. For example, you could glue on an alternating pattern of red and green sequins around the outside of a white and silver thread-wrapped bracelet. Or, another option might be to glue a large blue crystal to the outside of a blue thread-wrapped bracelet. Choose a chain that will complement the type of thread you used. Then, apply the chain to the center or edge of the bracelet using glue. Apply glue at the ends of the chain and then every 1 to 2 inches (2.5 to 5.1cm) along the bracelet to secure it. White glue may not be strong enough to hold a chain on the bracelet. Use hot glue if you decide to apply a chain. Place the glue on the outside of the bangle where you want to add an embellishment, and then press the item into the glue. Add as many items as you like to the outside of the bangle to decorate it. After gluing items onto the bangle, make sure to let the glue dry completely before wearing the bangle.
Summary:
Check for gaps in between the threads. Apply a dab of glue to hold the end of the last strand. Secure a bead, crystal, or sequin to the outside of the bangle. Glue a chain onto the outside of the bangle. Press and hold the item for a few seconds after you apply it. Finished.