Bird netting is effective for keeping birds off peach trees, but it requires daily checks to release any birds that become entangled. Use small scissors to carefully cut them free.
The bigger challenge is squirrels. They climb under netting and take bites from fruit just before it ripens. There is no foolproof squirrel deterrent for fruit trees. A vigilant dog in the yard is often the most effective discouragement. Some gardeners use baffles on the trunk, but squirrels often jump from nearby structures.
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