Re: lack of slug damage

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• Subject: Re: lack of slug damage
• From: B* A* <b*@sbt.net>
• Date: Tue, 01 Sep 1998 15:45:58 -0500
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Michael D. Cook wrote:
 Obviously, this plant will have
> to be protected continuously in my cat-intensive neighborhood.

Hi Sheila
	This really surprises me because I probably have 20 Cheery Berry of
different sizes and my daughter has a cat and the neighborhood cats are
always in our yard and I have never missed a leaf. Maybe like the slugs
these are different species.  :-)
Bye
Bob
PS I do believe slug damage might be caused by different species though.


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