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Harry Larsen commented on Carol Myers's group 'Gardening in the Pacific Northwest'
Karen, that Statesman article didn't appear when I clicked on the link. The link appears to be truncated on the right-hand side.
Harry Larsen commented on Carol Myers's group 'Gardening in the Pacific Northwest'
I didn't know that about skunks...carrying rabies and seemingly not being affected. I guess I'll shoot the next one that lingers in my path. I sure don't want to get rabid. My wife tells me I'm crazy…
OregonGardenGal commented on Carol Myers's group 'Gardening in the Pacific Northwest'
Thought I'd weigh in on the 'benefits' of skunks as anteaters (since I started this whole 'dealing with ant hills thread')....
Skunks may be good at eating the ant hills (not sure)... The BIG downside to skunks in my book…
Darlene Sunseri commented on Carol Myers's group 'Gardening in the Pacific Northwest'
Hi Harry, There is not enough tomato juice in the nation to keep our stupid pets smelling decent, I think our county mascot is the stripped skunk. We've tried an expensive skunk wash from the farm bureau with not much success.…
Harry Larsen commented on Carol Myers's group 'Gardening in the Pacific Northwest'
I've heard of a simple skunk odor remedy...no boiling clothes, no washing, no smoke fires, no tomato sauce, etc. Just dig a hole, stand in front of it...and shoot yourself!
(Just kidding!!!) BTW,…
Darlene Sunseri commented on Carol Myers's group 'Gardening in the Pacific Northwest'
I hate to say it but skunks will eat your ants. We have a hay operation in Southern Oregon and for years we would dispatch the skunks into their next lives when ever we saw them. They were such a problem for the dog and cats, I've even had my…
Gardening in the Pacific Northwest
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OregonGardenGal commented on Carol Myers's group 'Gardening in the Pacific Northwest'
LOL Harry - Wish they rented one out I'd be 1st in line!!! We have 50 acres here and many-many ant hills, some reaching 2' tall and 3' round! yikes!!!
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- flowers & vegetables
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- It's really seasonal - working 12 hours & enjoying 4 hours
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- At 7:45pm on October 18, 2010, Helga Russell gave Carol Myers a gift…
- At 5:21pm on June 27, 2010, Sheila 'B' gave Carol Myers a gift…
- At 4:35pm on May 30, 2009,
rosealie Sendler said… - I do not live close to either of you but it might be closer by the end of the week when the bridge opens. I hope it does as I may have a doctor's appointment in Seattle.
I spend lots of time in my garden and seem to be adicted to buying plants. I also read a lot and if you have been here you know we have quite a selection of used book stores.
Do either of you have Dahilias and/or irises? Do tou bring in your bulbs every year? Last year I had dahilias ( a beautiful collection which I had planted in the cround and in containers ) and Irises. None of the Dahilias have returned and all the Irises are back. I guess it was a costly error
I am not familiar with my new ruby red lap top my daughter bought for me. And so far there is no spell check. Hope to hear from you.
shalom,
Rosealie and my beautuful English Golden Retriever, DaisyMae.
- At 8:08pm on May 2, 2009,
linda broun said… - I live in South Kitsap and am waiting a few more weeks. I have "coddled" them in my greenhouse with heat and lights so am not going to take a chance to set them out too early
- At 6:50pm on May 2, 2009,
Shell Nichols-Z5-Wa. said…
- Hi, I'm glad to see someone in this group so close to Bothell. I'd like to know if you have plant your tomatoes yet? I'm thinking I need to wait a few more weeks. ~S~
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WoW !, You are an inspiration... That is so lovely.
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Does it truly eat cukes? I'm growing them for the first time ever this year, don't…
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