What Pest Do Deal With In Garden ?

[baymule]

Rabbits. Aided and abetted by my stupid mule. She pawed the fence and tore off the chicken wire that keeps the rabbits out of the garden. Mule is about to find a new home..........put MULE on list of PESTS.

 

[catjac1975]

Rabbits. Aided and abetted by my stupid mule. She pawed the fence and tore off the chicken wire that keeps the rabbits out of the garden. Mule is about to find a new home..........put MULE on list of PESTS.

A friend of mine had 2. They needed continual hay or they would bray non stop.

 

[Nyboy]

On my one day when I retire list mini donkey

 

[thistlebloom]

You can send her to me, I'll give her a good home. You should put the chicken wire on the inside of the garden fence next time.

 

[baymule]

You can send her to me, I'll give her a good home. You should put the chicken wire on the inside of the garden fence next time.

I put it on the outside and laid a foot of wire on the ground so the durned rabbits couldn't dig under. Confounded mule.

 

[thistlebloom]

I put it on the outside and laid a foot of wire on the ground so the durned rabbits couldn't dig under. Confounded mule.

Ah, now I can picture it. Darn mule!

 

[Nyboy]

Nyboy, are you sure you had peaches on those trees this year? We had something strange happen - and none of our peach trees have any fruit- nor do others in the area. The flowering trees took a beating with the weird spring we had. I have apples and plums- but not a peach in sight.

 

[digitS']

That has to be explained to me.

I grew up in an important peach and pear growing area in southern Oregon. Okay, you may not be in a severe winter area but sub-zero only happened once that I can remember in that low elevation valley between the Cascades and the Coast ranges.

Surely, a milder NY winter would be easier on peach trees than an average NY winter.

Steve

 

[Nyboy]

The trees flowered early because of mild winter. While in flower a hard frost hit killing flowers.

 

[Smart Red]

That's the pits. We had that happen two winters ago. No tree fruit anywhere to speak of.