They've munched their way through the Chinese cabbages very succesfully :-(

Grenou

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iamhere@mostofthetime.? writes
They've munched their way through the Chinese cabbages very succesfully :-(

Grenou
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Beautifully lit for a nice picture though!
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Sue ]

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In article , Grenou
iamhere@mostofthetime.? writes
They've munched their way through the Chinese cabbages very succesfully :-(

Grenou
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Beautifully lit for a nice picture though!
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Sue ]

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Thank you Sue :-)
I wish they'd enjoy themselves somewhere else though!
:-)
Grenou

On Mon, 2 Dec 2013 09:54:15 -0000, "Grenou" iamhere@mostofthetime
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I wish they'd enjoy themselves somewhere else though!
Try planting something that they like more than Chinese cabbages?

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Anne's Little Brother Bob

Bob O'Dyne writes:

On Mon, 2 Dec 2013 09:54:15 -0000, "Grenou" iamhere@mostofthetime
wrote:

I wish they'd enjoy themselves somewhere else though!
Try planting something that they like more than Chinese cabbages?

That way you can raise hoards of them and only the overflow will
eat the Chinese cabbages. Will you have more or less Chinese
cabbages as a result? I predict less. A lot less.
Give an animal adequate food supply and watch nature take over.
Look at what we humans are doing.

It's like, want people to eat less beef? Plant lots of garlic.

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Dan Espen

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On Mon, 2 Dec 2013 09:54:15 -0000, "Grenou" iamhere@mostofthetime
wrote:

I wish they'd enjoy themselves somewhere else though!
Try planting something that they like more than Chinese cabbages?

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Anne's Little Brother Bob

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These were sitting on the radish plants I grow for their pods (great in
salad), they liked those as much as the Chinese cabbages :-(

I should have used nets.
:-)
Grenou

"Dan Espen" wrote in message ...

Bob O'Dyne writes:

On Mon, 2 Dec 2013 09:54:15 -0000, "Grenou" iamhere@mostofthetime
wrote:

I wish they'd enjoy themselves somewhere else though!
Try planting something that they like more than Chinese cabbages?

That way you can raise hoards of them and only the overflow will
eat the Chinese cabbages. Will you have more or less Chinese
cabbages as a result? I predict less. A lot less.
Give an animal adequate food supply and watch nature take over.
Look at what we humans are doing.

It's like, want people to eat less beef? Plant lots of garlic.

--
Dan Espen

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I picked them off twice a day and put them under the bird feeders.
They ate more than we did.
:-(
Grenou