RE: Re: lettuce

[Guest guest]

22 caliber therapy works well, also for the beaver that got into my tress last

summer. Harder to hit the river otters they are too fast.

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[ ] On Behalf Of theNeighbors

[theneighbors@...]

Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2012 9:13 AM

To:

Subject: RE: Re: lettuce

We had a squirrel problem with our garden. Absent natural predators relocating

them is about the only solution. When they chew on your garden, their next chew

treat will probably be your house. They love party peanuts. Sprinkle some on

the ground for a week until they become accustomed to the treat. Then place a

few nuts in a live animal trap.

From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of Wen Liang

Sent: Monday, July 16, 2012 10:18 PM

To:

Subject: Re: Re: lettuce

I prefer dark chocholate... Last year, I planted vegetables in my back yard:

tomatoes, peppers, eggplants...

Squirrels, snails ate them before I did. Couldn't beat them, their eyes are

always on them :-)

Wen

On Mon, Jul 16, 2012 at 7:19 PM, pricklyfinger2007

> wrote:

jean,

youre more useful than you actually think you are.

just a lot of provider battering makes us remember only the not so good things

but the badly fried stuff...

kudos on the vegetables... though id rather die first before i can eat them. i

prefer ice cream...

grace

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> attached is my office now

> I grow vegetables becasue I think I should , it is the flowers I

> like, but

> lining the walkway on the far side is is romaine alternating with green

> beans and tomato plants in a back row

> I did this becasue Avery Wood gave me the idea and today I walked out and

> showed a young woman the lettuce and gave her some She has a yard a young

> son little money She does not know she can grow food.

> Thanks for the idea Avery Makes me feel useful

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