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Southern Bottle Trees. If you have been to the south there is no doubt that you have encountered a bottle tree. According to the legend, spirits are attracted to the blue bottles; as they go into the bottle to investigate they cannot find their way out and are trapped. At night when you hear the moaning of these bottles, it notifies you that.
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Bury a round wooden fence post about 2 feet deep (and add concrete for an extra sturdy base). Next, drill holes at a downward angle and insert metal rods for branches. Be sure to leave enough room between each rod for a bottle. For a simpler DIY project, turn a tomato cage upside down and bend the wire prongs to create branches.
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Use very long nails driven in at an angle or drill holes into the post to receive wooden dowel rods, then dig a hole 1 ½ to 2-foot diameter, insert post into the hole, then pour concrete into the hole. Bottle trees on wooden posts also make a nice trellis to grow annual vines onto.
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4. Make a bottle tree out of a square or round fence post. Dig a hole in your yard and pour a concrete base. Insert the post into the ground and allow it to dry. Screw holes around each side of the tree intermittently. Use a drill at a downward angle, ensuring you extend each hole at least three inches (7.5cm) inward.
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O'right has created a "Tree in a Bottle" type of eco-packaging by combining biodegradable plastics with traditional composting methods; by placing small, pre-packaged seeds within a nutrient-rich bottle, consumers are able to 'plant' their empty bottle and watch as a tree grows in its place. Acting as the seed's personal compost.
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Southern Style Bottle Shrub "The Awesome Blossom". For the more experienced drinker or bottle tree afficianado, we present you with the Southern style "Awesome Blossom" a ready to go metal tree that holds 49 bottles. Get one of these collapsible strong wire bottle tree frames already made and ready to decorate from HopFrogs on Etsy for $60.
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A bottle tree can be made of a variety of different materials — posts with dowels driven into the sides, pieces of steel rebar welded together, or a real tree (in the Southeastern U.S., the tree traditionally used for this purpose is the crepe myrtle). The bottles are often made of blue glass, though you see bottle trees sporting glass of all.
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A search online revealed that bottle trees began with African slaves. When they arrived at their destination, they created their trees from large limbs or dead trees. They were decorated with cast off bottles from the garbage piles, and many Milk of Magnesia bottles were found on the trees. Milk of Magnesia bottles were blue and blue bottles.
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The bottle tree is a fast-growing evergreen with poplar-like, dark green, dense, pointed foliage. It has a broad trunk that tapers into a pyramidal shape when young. As it matures, the trunk widens and has the ability to store water. The tree grows from thirty-five to sixty feet and spreads thirty feet wide. In late spring, it produces creamy.
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Cobalt blue is the most popular and traditional color for bottle trees. It is believed that this rich color has healing powers. The color has also been associated with ghosts and spirits. Glass bottles have also been placed in windows and used as "poor man's stained glass". Colored bottles have also been used traditionally to line flower.
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Tamp down the soil around each plant for stability. Once the plants are in place, pat down the soil around the base of each plant. If the container has a wide enough opening, you can do this with your fingers. Otherwise, you will need to use a tool, such as a skewer or stick with a cork on the end.
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The clear and green ones are just old wine bottles she collected from friends. You can buy vintage glass bottles on Amazon for $2.95 each. Here is an orange glass bottle ,turquoise bottle, and a purple bottle. $300 sounds expensive, but honestly, this style of bottle tree is hard to even find for sale.
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Hang a jar in a tree and add colored water. Place a series of metal rods in the ground, and place a single bottle on each. Place bottles directly onto old trees in your yard. Buy a witch ball. These were hung in cottage windows in 18th century England to ward off evil spirits and come in many pretty colors.
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Make a bottle tree out of rebar. Recently, this has become a very popular choice because of its durability in all climates. Purchase 10 to 20 lengths of rebar from a construction recycling yard, a steel business or a large hardware store. The rebar should be 3/8-inch to ½-inch (1 to 1.3cm) rebar. They can be at different lengths to mimic branches.
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The folk art tradition of creating bottle trees carried over to the people of the Congo starting in the ninth century. African people brought the tradition of bottle trees with them when the slave.
