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Does anyone know if squirrels will dig up and eat asparagus sets? My bed has some suspicious looking holes in it. I have a healthy sized colony of squirrels in my yard. And not a sprig of anything sprouted.
I guess I'll have to replant next spring and cover the bed with chicken wire.
On the other hand, the green beans are all sprouted -- and unlike the old house, I do NOT have a family of bunnies here! -- and the tomatoes and other plants look strong and healthy. I'm sold on raised beds.
Does anyone know if squirrels will dig up and eat asparagus sets? My bed has some suspicious looking holes in it. I have a healthy sized colony of squirrels in my yard. And not a sprig of anything sprouted.
I guess I'll have to replant next spring and cover the bed with chicken wire.
On the other hand, the green beans are all sproute -- and unlike the old house, I do NOT have a family of bunnies here! -- and the tomatoes and other plants look strong and healthy. I'm sold on raised beds.
Does anyone know if squirrels will dig up and eat asparagus sets? My bed has some suspicious looking holes in it. I have a healthy sized colony of squirrels in my yard. And not a sprig of anything sprouted.
I guess I'll have to replant next spring and cover the bed with chicken wire.
On the other hand, the green beans are all sprouted, and the tomatoes and other plants look strong and healthy. I'm sold on raised beds.
Does anyone know if squirrels will dig up and eat asparagus sets? My bed has some suspicious looking holes in it. And not a sprig of anything sprouted.
I guess I'll have to replant next spring and cover the bed with chicken wire.
By Owtahear,
