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Old 08-07-2003, 02:08 AM
Stu Redman
 
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Default 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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