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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
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- 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
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- Fast Grow the Weeds: El/ MI
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- Results of the deer rampage
- Deer Sauce
- One Local Summer Week #9
- The Victors on Display
- The Prize Winners
- OLS Week #8
- Results of the judging
- Come to the Fair !
- The Day of Reckoning
- I've only found one so far
- The Compost Operation
- An Update on Big Zack
- One Local Summer Week #7
- From the Garden Gate August 8, 2007
- Big Zack
- One Local Summer Week #6
- From the Garden Gate August 2, 2007
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4 comments:
Oh, no :-/
Leslie, I sympathize with your deer problem. We live amongst a deer herd. Bobbex has worked for most of the year but recently the deer have eaten right through it. I have posted a picture of one of our local vermin, I mean deer, on my new blog: gardenhistorian.blogspot.com. Our fences need to be nine feet tall to begin to discourage deer.
Kathryn
Well, the tomatoes are still quite photogenic!
It's been so hot down here, the deer are eatin' watermelons and nibblin' on muscadines.
John
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