Here is Public Enemy Number One in my garden. This week she and her sisters and kids ate nearly every one of my David Austen roses. Here is an example of a good use for one of the demons.
Public Enemies
Here is public enemy number 2. They just finished off a lot of the beans. The peas I planted on March 20 are long gone. I have no idea how this varmint even gets into the vegetables.
So sorry about your damage, Daisy. I like your sentiment but I would not want to be reminded of them so often! Her face rings a bell tough...
and finally, here is woody. he's just waiting for the moment when I least expect it. I am so fed up this weekend, it's just disheartening.
Wow, you're being assaulted by all the little you - know - whats! What a bummer. Wish I could suggest something.
Well, short of shooting them, I'd suggest getting a Have-A-Hart trap.
Electric fence?
Oh Daisy! Now you know why I've eliminated most of my gardens. Public enemies #4 and #5? Chipmunks (eat my tomatoes) and squirrels (they eat the bird seed).
Welcome to Dutchess County! To add insult to injury, working out in the yard usually means performing a tick check to avoid Lyme disease, thanks to the white tailed nemesis. Public enemy #1 is right! - Lynn
sorry to hear that... I have woody's cousin living around my garden... and the deer did a huge damage this winter .. you guys will see... my gigantic evergreen is all eaten... they look so ugly....