What keeps the inserted bottle from slipping through once the dirt is?

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Cindy on Jul 16, 2018

Hi ssw. I'm not sure what you are asking. We need a bit more info in order to help you. Not sure what project you are asking about? Feel free to regroup and come back to ask your DIY question. Best regards.

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Johnavallance82 on Jul 17, 2018

Hi there,
The bottle shouldn't slip through, only possible slip down a bit if you have very sandy soil. If you are worried then cement the bottles in.

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