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New England April 2017
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trolleydriver
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Re: New England April 2017
BeetlesPerSqFt wrote:How is the plastic secured to the hinged top?
The plastic is wrapped around & then stapled to the underside. Once I replace the plastic, I can post a picture.
CAgirlinMA- Posts : 38
Join date : 2015-06-17
Location : Duxbury, MA
Re: New England April 2017
So true. I'll never make that mistake again.CapeCoddess wrote: Or we'll be reading about how you wished you hadn't waited.
CAgirlinMA- Posts : 38
Join date : 2015-06-17
Location : Duxbury, MA
Re: New England April 2017
Woke up to this. Looks like Edward Scissorhands tried to get some spinach, lettuce & bok choy from my garden. Whatever animal did this was strong because it literally moved the bricks I use to secure this netting. Luckily, it's very cheap netting. I've never had this happened before
CAgirlinMA- Posts : 38
Join date : 2015-06-17
Location : Duxbury, MA
Re: New England April 2017
OMG! Me either.
I had a bigger-than-a-squirrel digger sticking his paws into my MM last night, too. So this morning, after replanting, I covered the uncovered boxes with hardware cloth and chicken wire. I didn't anchor any of it tho so we'll see if it gets moved.
Crud.
Meanwhile, back in the bay window...
6 yr old stevia plant is putting out spring growth:
Ground cherries on the left, parsley on right:
Tomatoes:
I had a bigger-than-a-squirrel digger sticking his paws into my MM last night, too. So this morning, after replanting, I covered the uncovered boxes with hardware cloth and chicken wire. I didn't anchor any of it tho so we'll see if it gets moved.
Crud.
Meanwhile, back in the bay window...
6 yr old stevia plant is putting out spring growth:
Ground cherries on the left, parsley on right:
Tomatoes:
CapeCoddess- Posts : 6811
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Location : elbow of the Cape, MA, Zone 6b/7a
Re: New England April 2017
Very nice healthy looking starts CC.
trolleydriver
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Re: New England April 2017
+1trolleydriver wrote:Very nice healthy looking starts CC.
yolos- Posts : 4139
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Re: New England April 2017
OK, it is on my to do list for this weekend, buy tulle or netting....CapeCoddess wrote:Scorpio Rising wrote:OH crap! I need to figure out how to cover my container kales!
I've stuck those small tomato cages that you buy at the store for a buck into my containers and then can drape netting right over the top of them. But while the plants are small maybe some sticks or branches with netting draped over them. QB cuts and bends metal coat hangers over hers to drape with tulle.
Please do it now. Or we'll be reading about how you wished you hadn't waited.
Scorpio Rising- Posts : 8838
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Re: New England April 2017
Around here, that is raccoon damage. They are strong and smart and love garden stuff.CAgirlinMA wrote:
Woke up to this. Looks like Edward Scissorhands tried to get some spinach, lettuce & bok choy from my garden. Whatever animal did this was strong because it literally moved the bricks I use to secure this netting. Luckily, it's very cheap netting. I've never had this happened before
Scorpio Rising- Posts : 8838
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Re: New England April 2017
+2!trolleydriver wrote:Very nice healthy looking starts CC.
Scorpio Rising- Posts : 8838
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Re: New England April 2017
I think you're right SR. Luckily, all it did was rip the netting. All of plants were spared...phew!Scorpio Rising wrote:
Around here, that is raccoon damage. They are strong and smart and love garden stuff.
Did you get your netting?
CAgirlinMA- Posts : 38
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Location : Duxbury, MA
Re: New England April 2017
No! I am such a slacker! Gong to the garden shop tomorrow...promise!CAgirlinMA wrote:I think you're right SR. Luckily, all it did was rip the netting. All of plants were spared...phew!Scorpio Rising wrote:
Around here, that is raccoon damage. They are strong and smart and love garden stuff.
Did you get your netting?
Scorpio Rising- Posts : 8838
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Age : 62
Location : Ada, Ohio
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