Well, I do have a couple stair rails with 550 cord strung between them to attempt to get them to climb. My wife is a bit afraid that the vines wont be able to support the weight of the squashes when they start coming in though.
SteevyT
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Chicken wire fence worked well to keep the groundhog away from the squash. Squash is going nuts again, not sure how I'll keep it in the garden bed. Green beans are going well, replanted a bunch of carrots to replace the ones that died hopefully. I think that whst I thought were Brussel sprouts are actually cucumber, and what I thought was cucumber is Brussel sprouts so neither is where I wanted them. Raspberry bushes are also coming in very quickly, blueberry bushes are being very slow.
Something something pass the butter.
As said elsewhere, you're probably farther north, or in a larger city (or both) than them. Where I am I can get away with about 4 words. Even just a day's drive south starts to test my patience.
"Dear ICE,
We will be arriving somewhere between 73 hours and 5,200 hours from now. Please prepare accordingly.
Regards,
Inspectors"
It's basically R.E.D. but from wish.com.
I put fencing up around the plot today, hopefully that works. Next step is to systematically armor up all the areas that it keeps trying to dig into with landscaping blocks.
IIRC any time an article headline asks a yes/no question, the answer is no.
Carrots appear to have mostly died unfortunately, and a stupid groundhog keeps eating the leaves off my squash plants. I've been trying to chase him off for a while now.
I believe i have them in a RAID right now. At least I still meet 3-2-1 for important stuff since I have those drives in my computer, various flash drives, an external hard drive, and a cloud spot.
I just replaced a Note 9 a couple months ago. Before that was a Note 3. I despise setting up new phones.
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