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[QUOTE=GoDawgs;689427]Here's another application from last February with the balls atop some stakes to hold deer netting above fairly young blueberry plants. I had to tape some pvc pipe to the poles to give the greenhouse clips somewhere to secure the netting. A brick holds the ends down. Hmmm, that reminds me it's time to do it again as the berries are about the size of BB's right now!

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These little nifty end caps protect us men/women’s from poking you eyes out,impaling yourself etc.When splicing the next rebar cage ,these come of,supposed to save them,nah.Some yes,but for furniture bottoms,stake safety etc.Another choice.

I use irrigation pipe. Comes in a big roll and already curved, :yes: Cut the ends at a
point for an easy push into the soil.

Dollar store tennis balls, unless for the sport, but decent pup toys. Good idea for
garden stake toppers. I've got a few on stakes down the driveway to help guide the
way after a light snowfall that is not enough to bother shoveling but covers the path
blind.