Great! Don't tighten the wire too much so you don't damage the branches.great minds, yadieyadieda...
RIGHT NOW editing a video on broom development, and the last section..:
Well, all three pieces are budding up. Would be interested to see if they rooted in spring...Experimenting with Fortune's spindle.
Cut some off the yrees on the side of the road at about my face hight. Going to put them in the unheated basement in a plastic bag.
If anything some of them can stand being killed - invasive species.
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We have some that nest on a shelf on our carport every year multiple times think it's the offspring that also use the nest. For the last 18 years. It's neat seeing them grow and fly off. They get so friendly we can get within inches of them without them getting startled.Well, well. Guess things were moving along faster than I thought. I’ve seen two, maybe three little heads looking around from under the mother’s skirt. They got a lot bigger than I expected this early. They may be able to fly in a week or two. Cold front hits here tomorrow night, but lows are only expected to get down to maybe 28-30F. Such is central Florida. May see snow flurries but nothing will stick.
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That’s awesome. They won’t be able to reuse this nest because I will trim off that frond this year, but if they feel safe in this spot they can pick a higher frond. Finally got a good shot of one of the baby’s foliage. Nice camouflage.We have some that nest on a shelf on our carport every year multiple times think it's the offspring that also use the nest. For the last 18 years. It's neat seeing them grow and fly off. They get so friendly we can get within inches of them without them getting startled.

Extra Large-grained!
For the extra bit of drainage...Extra Large-grained!![]()