DIY: Bare Branch Bottle Tree

Early March of this year, I cut off all the branches from our fruitless Mulberry tree.
The idea of re-purposing the branches came after having removed the leaves and smaller branches and noticing that the branches themselves resembled trees. It was also an alternative to disposing of them over time. We decided to use the bare branches as Bottle Trees (read all about it here).

Materials/Tools Needed

Natural Tree Branches
Cement Bags/Mixing Tools
Shovel
Ropes
Glass Bottles

Step by Steps:

Cut some branches from a Tree
Smooth out the tips of the branches to slide the bottles in.
Using the shovel dig out a small hole about 12 to 16 inches deep and about 10 inches in diameter to bury the branch base. The bigger the branch the deeper the hole that will be needed.
Mix the cement making sure that you follow the mixing instructions on the bag.
Pour the cement into the hole and push the branch onto the cement to the desired dept.
At this point you will need to use the ropes to secure the branch in place so that the cement can dry.
Let the cement dry for 24 hours before removing the ropes.
Insert the bottles into the prepared branches and enjoy.