Can you attach foliage to the Ghillie suit? Or any type of plant life?
145172
You can, but it would be a pain to pull it out of the netting that forms the base layer of the suit.
145173
yes you can. and very easily. you will truly enjoy this ghillie suit. its very versatile.
145174
Hi Joseph,This suit is built using mesh and synthetic ghillie thread. If you wanted to attach foliage or plant life, the easiest way to do it with this suit would be to attach it directly to the thread.You can also sew it to the mesh.
1547629
Somewhat difficult. You would have to put the strap around the tree at ground level before you started to climb. As you ascended the tree you would also have to move the strap that you put loosely around the tree as you go up. Once you were at the level you want to hunt from tighten the strap around the tree. Better to buy the HSS "tree strap" that comes with a Lyman's belt that you can use on the way up. You should always be attached to the tree no matter what you do. Go to HSS web site for instruction on the tree strap. The Tree strap and lifeline together.
878187
Yes, you can cut the netting and customize the size for your needs. It is like fabric but you don't have to worry about fraying. Not sure what you mean about keeping leaves off. I use it to keep the birds out of the strawberry and leafy greens bed.
1139661
Yes you can. All you have to do is extend the strat toand you are set. Hope this helps
2167620
It is similar to a mesh; a little stiffer and lighter than cloth, but not plastic. It can touch the foliage, but trapping air beneath it increases the protection.
1977323
The flower comes disconnected and you have to pop it on, so I would assume yes. I don't know if you can remove the leaves though.
955411
It's multiple plants stuck/glued together. If you try to pull them apart you could damage the plants. It would not fit in a small shell.
5325
I don't see why you could'nt. I am no expert, if one exist. But in time, the leaves would compost themselves, giving you a added benifit. I think it would look great. I have five that I use for vegetables, and they look great.
599716
I don't know why not - you would need to fill the cylinder up with something to hold your fake plants - but it should work. good luck
507950
You could but it would not look good...different color, texture, etc... the patch is a rough cotton material.
310553
You will probably need to add other materials - there aren't very many branches in a bunch. They are pretty, though.
1763405
No the material is a sturdy plastic meant to shield plants inside from the elements and provide sun for warmth. I am sure you can set up misters inside to water any plants you want to grow inside though.
1062144
It would be difficult to put a started plant in this, as there is no soil, so you would need to clean it first and put it in the cone. If the plant was very small you probably could.
589057
Yes http://www.ortho.com/smg/goprod/ortho-tree-shrub-insect-control/prod10610013
914258
We surrounded our bushes with two by twos and then connected the netting to the poles with the slip ties that came with the netting. I was surprised at how well it remained in place through the wind and snow here in Maine. I wouldn't drape it on the bushes because it wouldbe very difficult to remove in the spring. Good Luck!
55986
Your friend could use duct tape to tie a leaf rake to the pole but it's a pretty expensive approach. Also, keep in mind that the pole is quite heavy. It will bend a bit when used at an angle, particularly with a leaf rake tied to the extended pole.
192237
You can add what ever you want . i have a rope and as my plants grow i raise the light