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Old 06-26-2014, 10:22 AM   #1
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I put in peppers (bell and jalepenos) tomato (big boy and cherry)
cucumber, beans (wax and green) corn, radishes and carrots.

Only time will tell which will grow and which will get dug up by the PIA squirrels.
Our resident groundhog leaves our garden boxes alone and is content to feed on the native weeds and occasional fruit and veggie scraps we leave them. (they like old apples and bananas, and even wilted lettuce will not be passed up.)

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Old 06-26-2014, 01:14 PM   #2
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dug up by the PIA squirrels.
i don't know about your area Tim but there has been a HUGE increase
in chipmunks, reds, and gray squirrels with the extra long winter we had.

they spent the whole winter HUMPING
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