I didn't see any Grape bush/root in the picture otherwise I would have said "Grapes!
My friend in AR has a lot of Muscadines but the deer don't bother.
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My friend in AR has a lot of Muscadines but the deer don't bother.
Welderboy11972
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Oh yes...I remember this. This was a something that our fathers installed in the back yard at the request of our mothers. It actually had several uses. It was used to keep us kids from playing back yard football. Kept us from running around the yard, like a nut. Some times it was used as a stopping device, when we were running from the *** beating we were going to get. Kept us from mowing the yard to fast. And lastly I think mom used it for hanging wet clothes on.
Oh....and wasn't there a famous wrestling move named after this think?
Oh....and wasn't there a famous wrestling move named after this think?
It's for drying buds, the fence is to keep the pit bull out, which keeps the deers out
Well crap, it's a possibility . It's legal in dang near every state now
@Rich Coyle
How long does it take to get the grapes really going good ?
Would like me some homemade brandy
How long does it take to get the grapes really going good ?
Would like me some homemade brandy
Rich Coyle
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Since I just planted them the other day, I think you will have to wait about two years.
I was asking because I want to try growing them, they are like asparagus. Gotta leave em alone
Mom & Dad used sheep fence to let the raspberries and blackberries grow up.....that way the intertwined thru the mesh and held up in the winds.....
As to clothes line....always hated them.....most started laying down low enough to catch your neck on while running like yard Devils in low light......at least it's not barbed wire..
As to clothes line....always hated them.....most started laying down low enough to catch your neck on while running like yard Devils in low light......at least it's not barbed wire..
