DIY Bird-Proofing for Your Cherry Trees

Want to save your cherries from hungry birds without breaking the bank? In this video, we'll show you how to create simple and effective bird-proofing solutions using common household items.
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[@WebSurfingIsMyPastime]

for your second tree, I would recommend Ranier. Better tasting than bing and also a heavy producer. I'm here in concord (east bay) and it produces almost as much as my bing. (I just recently bought a lapins but I don't know how well it will produce)

[@NorCal-Gardening]

Thanks for the suggestions, will certainly consider if I go for a second tree. Pls note that Lapins is self pollinating variety. Last year I had some fruits but eaten by birds. This year I have 4 branches which are full of unripe cherries. Happy Gardening

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[@user-ef8up7dq7y]

And you can plan more cherry trees sanford birds

[@victorvictor2754]

Does it work?

[@NorCal-Gardening]

So far yes, All the fruits are intact and not eaten by birds

[@Worldsphuked]

Let me tell you something. I’ve had cherry trees, my entire life and I’m 46 years old. Every single year they have eaten them before they got ripe until 2023 and they would not touch them. Now it’s 2024 I got three full trees of cherries and not a single bird will touch them. Don’t tell me it’s because they’ve got another sourceof food that’s bullshit. Somebody answer my damn question please. Why the hell do you think birds are not eating the cherries?