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Pullin' weeds and pickin' stones We are made of dreams and bones Need a place to grow my own 'Cause the time is close at hand ~ David Mallet
About Me
Vegetable Gardeners
- Skippy's Vegetable Garden: Kathy/MA
- Frost Bottom Farm/ Barry/ MA
- A Growing Tradition/Thomas/MA
- A Lizard in the Garden/Liz/MA
- Daphne's Dandelions/Daphne/ MA
- Diary of a Locavore/Elspeth/MA
- May Dreams Gardens
- Petunia's Garden: Petunia's Gardener/WA
- Fast Grow the Weeds: El/ MI
- Kerry's Garden: Kerry/KY
- Bifurcated Carrots/Pat and Steph/NL
- In My Kitchen Garden: Farmgirl/MO
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May
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- From the Garden Gate Wednesday May 30
- Lady Slipper
- Celebrating Two Years
- From the Garden Gate Wednesday, May 23
- What's growing this week
- The first fruit!
- The first tomatoes are in !
- the pale army
- The rain
- Rain and renovation
- herb beds need renovation
- Snap peas are starting to come up
- The Annual Haircut
- Apple Blossom Time
- Is there a cuter sign of spring?
- Exercising our rights
- The first asparagus of the season
- "or I shall not get home tonight"
- Lessons from Polly
- Out of the shed ...
- ...into the wheelbarrow
- ... and through the garden gate
- Third Spring
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2 comments:
What a beautiful garden! Do you have problems keeping critters out?
Michelle, I have chicken wire from the ground to the first crossbar. That keeps out only skunks really. The deer simply have not chosen to jump it. The rabbits have actually made NESTS in it! But when I am here the critters stay away ... my scent or something I guess. I cannot grow corn ... the racoons make mincemeat of it. And the crows are the real problem for my tomatoes, so I often use bird netting to keep them out.
So the short answer to your question is Yes, I have a problem keeping critters out.
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