Yo Kimmy! Sorry for the tardy reply.😁 I Only had 5 days off work this month.
Simple forsure! contractor steaks 1×2×8ft and bailers twine. Cut one side on a 90deg then get a stepladder and pound them in 2-3 ft. Garden soil is generally soft and preatty easy to pound through. Then start tying a grid to secure and arrange branches as they grow. Works well Simple and easy. Winds have been much strongerthe past few years with last summer ending with strong enough a tornado which did quite the damage. Flattened one of my crops a week from harvest. We never had tornados, now we do! And often enough. Still Scratching my head.

Thanks for the tincture idea. I have lots of Wormswood around my property. And A huge blackwalnt my grandfather planted at my parents when he move to the area. Heres a Funny one! He was not a gardner but loved walnuts and wanted to plant his own walnut tree so he got one. 15years later he found out it was blackwalnt. Definately not the best for eating. Lol. Now we get garbage cans full in the fall. Squirrel's love em🤣

Makes sense the iodine and stuff within the husk should help. Thanks for looking out! Your a doll😘
Ttfn