For a protective border how far apart should the trees be placed?
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I can't answer your question directly, but I have used individual trees successfully in beds approximately 8 feet long by 4 ft deep. They keep the chipmunks out of my gardens, but be aware that the oils do impact the flavor of vegetables when the sticks are implanted directly in the soil.
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Terry-I have found that these trees work in a larger area then the manufacture states. I have placed them all around my large yard & in large built in brick flower beds that surround my home-I use one per bed-about 7 to 10 feet long -I am in a warm climate ?? I just know that this product works & harms no one. All of Gods creatures-us too -unharmed- Bless who came up with this...go U Scram...J.J.
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I suspect they lose effectiveness at a close range, i.e. not more than 2 feet apart...
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I agree with the others about setting posts further than the 12ft. I have chains attached to the house, about 1ft and then my posts are 14ft from the house also with some short chains. Rope is included with the shade to adjust to the correct distance, so my thoughts would be 14-15ft.
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It depends on the density of the trees, but the short answer is yes. It's pretty much line of sight.
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I agree with Janet, three feet from the base is good but break two spikes in half and place one in each quadrant around the tree. A little tap with the hammer in the palm of your hand or on the grass and they break easily. The roots will be established by the time they reach the fertilized area this year.
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TunLcovers are hooped with wire, are double thick and stand a maximum of 1/12 to 2 feet high once placed correctly. They are designed as 'row' covers. You be best getting transparent sheeting, cut and place over each tree and anchor to the ground with 6" wire staples. You can get all of that a Ace or your local hardware store. Hope this helps!!
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Haven't a clue. Suggest you measure tree against storage container measurements.
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If the trees are 11 feet apart you will want to look for a hammock that is 10 feet. Typically the hammock stands are 12 feet long to fit an 11 foot hammock. Please let me know if you have any other questions!
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The plastic is pretty rigid and is usually just big enough to go around the trunk. A wider area might need to be staked up. But I've never had any bark damage and I have 30-40 trees fenced.
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It's not like planting radishes or carrots. The trees are capable of growing 40 feet tall. If you plan to use them as trees then you should consider how tall you want them and space seedlings half that distance apart. If you plan on using them for food and cultivating as shrubs then 3-4 feet and harvest often. If you want to use them as a windbreak or hedgerow, about ten feet apart and top them at 12 to 16 feet. Planting would be simple in peat pots so that the seedlings can be cared for and protected initially. Then step up the pot size to 1/2 gallon and later to 1 gallon. Select for size and then place in permanent spaces. Of course, you could just plant a lot in the area you want to populate and later select the best specimens and remove the rest.
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Straight line only, although they can pivot at the connection point (one to the next) so you could achieve a sort of circle if the tree is big enough. My trres are small and settle for a square. Hope this helps.
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If you are using the guards for rodent control, I would go get chicken wire to wrap loosely around the trunk. If sun, burlap wrap. For a tree that wide you would have to use to many and they would be tight and may pop off easily. Even the 3-4" trunks take quite a few of the guards.
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The number of spikes used is based on the size of the tree. Take a look at the product label for the coverage recommendations.
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Hello The ideal distance to hang the hammock is 1.8 meters from the groundAbout the distance between the posts, trees, walls must be minimum 12 feetYou can use any nylon Rope or Straps to extend the hammock in larger distancesIf you need more assistance Please contact us againThe Hammocks Rada Team
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I have got mine between 2 trees which are around 13 feet apart. With the attached chain links and tree hanging straps http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003XNMEZK/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1, there is room to even extend it by another 2-3 feet. So you should be good.
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The trees is not a problem. On flat, valley's, 3-4 miles. Mountains affect most. One big or two smal max, but it is in the hollow of the mountains that is the most difficult.
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My husband placed the three "poles" 13 feet apart (we used two aspen trunks and our fence) and the sides of the said are a little bit smaller than that. Hope this helps.
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It is recommended that you space them 4-6 feet apart but I spaced mine a little closer, maybe 3 feet, so that the area will fill in a little quicker. For the first 2 or 3 years, I mulched around mine but eventually the green foliage took over and I didn't need to mulch.