Where are the spikes for the orange halves? I don't see them in the picture.
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There are no spikes, I put an orange 1/2 on the center hanging pole, not very convenient.
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I am on vacation right now. I don't remember any spikes for orange pieces on this feeder. I use this one for different jellies and fruit spreads.
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The metal hanger hook is pushed through the orange half, then screwed into the base. By the way, the Orioles (and many other bird species) LOVE grape jelly. We buy the cheap stuff and go through a pound jar every 2 or 3 days, sometimes filling it 3 times a day. It is important to have it filled and out when they are migrating north, so they see it and stop. I live in the northern part of Missouri, and we start seeing them around the last week of April.
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They are in the produce section, usually located on a shelf, which is below a fruit or vegetable display. If you don't see them, ask a produce attendant, that is what I had to do to find them the first time I purchased them.
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Black plastic spikes go into ground about 8 inches deep, then you mount the metal part on top. Make sure your ground is damp before pushing the spikes in. Keep flush with the ground especially with grass so mower does not clip the mounts. Light is weak so it is really decoration. They look very nice and clean design.
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They are hollow...I placed drainage stones is mine as that is where the drainage holes are. Love these planters...you will not be disappointed!
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The orange piece is placed under the tray. I suppose it acts as a level so that when there is too much liquid it comes up and you have to dump the tray. I don't really know why else it is there, but that's where mine sits :)
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My kit came with one or two connectors...can't remember, but they are easy to use. Doesn't matter which length of kit you buy, plan on buying more spikes. I used one spike in almost every available tab, since I wanted smooth rounded curves and non-wavy straight runs. I spent way more on the spikes than I did on the edging itself. It's obvious the manufacturer intended it that way. That's OK, since my job turned out nice.
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There are predrilled holes. You could use either nails or screws. But its a little tricky because the spikes require hammering to be prescise. I used a small headed hammer.
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There should be a plastic cap that fits on the end that's squared off. Put it on the spike and gently tap it with your hammer.
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They are hidden there!! Take a break, breath and try looking for them again. Hope this helps :-)
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They are all connected at the bottom, with maybe 6 inches of leeway between the branches. You can easily arrange them in a large vase with dried flowers and they look great. They are pretty tall. I also ordered a similar branch that was much smaller (one single stem) which was about 22 inches or so. I am extremely happy with both. The soft-white & amber ones are better for ambiance-if that is what you hope to achieve.
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They are on the bottom side of the lift gate. You need to open it in order to get at them.
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There were 7 spikes in the package and I used them all when I received them, so I'm afraid that I don't know the answer to the question.
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Sped Teacher answered nearly verbatim what I would have answered. Additionally, I only had hoped to order one spike to replace a broken one; however, the added benefit of having an extra set of spikes is I was able to lay out the placements even better than they were initially. I am very happy with this product for the price.
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They are long, so they look horizontal. Mine never rose correctly, but I believe it was due to damage in shipping. I recommend a Zojirushi.
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The feet apparently screw in to expose the spikes. They're not very long and I wouldn't expect them to hold on a hard surface or ice. But there are spikes. I can't look at my unit first hand as it's in a different location, but that's what I'm remembering.
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They are no where near like the ones in the photos. At least mine weren't. They reminded me of cast offs or leftovers. The largest one was a little over the size of a nickle. Some were half that size and a few were about the size of a pea. None of them were square or rectangle. They were all round or oval. You can put photos in them, but it's going to be hard, as there are no sizes quoted for any of them. I still haven't figured out how to measure them. If anyone knows how to, please post the instructions. Thanks.
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They are in the outer, most narrow portion of planter. There are removable (4) plugs though so you can decide inner or outer side of deck