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Medvedka delivers a lot of harm to gardeners, destroying the root system of plants and vegetable crops. To combat it, I use a plastic bottle cut into 2-3 rings.

A ring pressed into the ground around the plant protects it from the bear.

Trap for a bear

Author: O. Lazarenko

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