Cherry trees attract birds like magnets. Plastic owls, reflective tape, and wind chimes help—until birds habituate. The solution: layered deterrents + one "sacrifice" tree.
Leave one tree unprotected for birds. They enliven the garden; total exclusion feels hollow. Share the harvest, protect the rest.
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