Post by hisno1girl on May 31, 2012 10:20:13 GMT -5
He's up at the top, between the tomato cages. He's very little. DH just took this picture.
DH & I have gone through a lot of work to keep our garden bunny-free. We put up a chicken wire fence around the garden, we even put rose stems around the base and some bunny repelling plants and this little guy still got in.
Awww, he's so cute but I want to smack him if he eats my veggies!!
That little bugger! You could try planting some "sacrificial" lettuce on the outside perimeter of the garden. Let him have at that salad bar and maybe he'll stay out of the fenced-in area?
I don't think this will work. He'll just run off and tell all his bunny friends about the great salad bar and then they'll come crash the party.
That little bugger! You could try planting some "sacrificial" lettuce on the outside perimeter of the garden. Let him have at that salad bar and maybe he'll stay out of the fenced-in area?
I don't think this will work. He'll just run off and tell all his bunny friends about the great salad bar and then they'll come crash the party.
We have two woodchucks with five babies. Five. They lost most of their charm when I saw a baby woodchuck had somehow squeezed through the garden fencing and was eating my lettuce.
They look really cute gathered around my daughter's playhouse though.
We have two woodchucks with five babies. Five. They lost most of their charm when I saw a baby woodchuck had somehow squeezed through the garden fencing and was eating my lettuce.
They look really cute gathered around my daughter's playhouse though.
We have baby woodchucks too! DS named them and always wants to run out there and "play" with them.
He thinks the dog chases them because he wants to play with them too