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What animal would do this?
I'm a new gardener, so this might be one of those 'gardening for dummies'
questions. I have gone outdoors a few times and found plants/bulbs dug up -- not eaten, just dug up. Broccoli, gladiolus, bell peppers. (Well, something did take a bite out of each of the peppers, and then threw the rest away!) What kind of animal is doing this? I can fence off the area with the veggies to prevent it, but I can't fence off all my flowers. |
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What animal would do this?
"Stu Redman" wrote in message
y.com... I'm a new gardener, so this might be one of those 'gardening for dummies' questions. I have gone outdoors a few times and found plants/bulbs dug up -- not eaten, just dug up. Broccoli, gladiolus, bell peppers. (Well, something did take a bite out of each of the peppers, and then threw the rest away!) What kind of animal is doing this? I can fence off the area with the veggies to prevent it, but I can't fence off all my flowers. Where do you live? I have ground squirrels (the kind that look like chipmunks) digging up all of my potted flowers. Rabbits may dig up plants but would probably eat them as well. Gophers also dig up vegetables, and moles will dig burrows under the garden. Good luck finding the perpatrator! -Adam |
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What animal would do this?
It would help if you said what part of the world you live in.
In UK I would suspect you had used Hoof and horn, Blood fish and bone or bone meal when you planted. Then your neighbourhood Fox comes along and starts to look for the food He / She can smell. -- David Hill Abacus nurseries www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk |
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What animal would do this?
Sorry, didn't think about that. I'm in the Midwest USA.
"David Hill" wrote in message ... It would help if you said what part of the world you live in. In UK I would suspect you had used Hoof and horn, Blood fish and bone or bone meal when you planted. Then your neighbourhood Fox comes along and starts to look for the food He / She can smell. -- David Hill Abacus nurseries www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk |
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What animal would do this?
Stu Redman wrote:
I'm a new gardener, so this might be one of those 'gardening for dummies' questions. I have gone outdoors a few times and found plants/bulbs dug up -- not eaten, just dug up. Broccoli, gladiolus, bell peppers. (Well, something did take a bite out of each of the peppers, and then threw the rest away!) What kind of animal is doing this? I can fence off the area with the veggies to prevent it, but I can't fence off all my flowers. Squirrels would do that. Bob |
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