Re: Seedling woes

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• Subject: Re: Seedling woes
• From: K* K* <k*@earthlink.net>
• Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 17:39:06 -0800
• References: <FB15C5931C1BD1118E9E00805FFEB52C741A31@SVARLEXC02>

Putman, Tamara wrote:

Tamara,

	I had to laugh (sadly) at your post.  I, too, just lost several
seedlings.  I managed to get some of my seedlings out into the new
raised bed this morning during a break in the rains.  However, when I
got home I discovered one of the dogs had decided to jump the fence and
dig up the corner of the bed I had just planted.

	Oh, well, I guess I'll just have to raise the fence. :-}

Kat
In, formerly, sunny So. Cal.
> 
>Got peas and spinach planted yesterday.  Hooray!
> 
>Would have been great gardening day except the darn cats ate most of my
>seedlings!  Someone, I don't want to name names (in case my husband
>checks the mail), let the cats in with the plants and shut the door.  I
>replanted the tomatos, peppers, and eggplants, and okra, but looks like
>it will be mid-summer before we get any fresh salad veggies.
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