armadillos
- To: perennials@mallorn.com
- Subject: armadillos
- From: "* S* <s*@mailexcite.com>
- Date: Sun, 18 Jan 1998 20:31:29 -0700
They love to eat my earthworms! I've found that making pinestraw paths around my
beds keeps them busy and out of the beds. It seems the earthworms love the pinestraw
and the armadillos love the earthworms. I find rooted up pinestraw every morning
They never make it to the beds that aren't in the shade. I also have bricks around
all my beds.
Sheila
>Last year when the deer were prolific and the food was sparse, they ate in
>my yard nightly. 6 - 8 of them at a time. They ate my hollies, dianthus,
>roses, day lilies, anything and everything that was green. This year so far
>they have been in my yard but there are plenty of acorns and it is still
>green down here in Missouri so they haven't destroyed things yet. The
>problem we are having in now is Armadillos. They migrate up from Arkansas
>during the summer and they are as bad as pigs. They root and make big holes
>all in the yard and everything that you plant, they root out. The problem
>is they mostly come out at night so we can't get them. Does anyone have
>any remedy for them? Arkansas, do you have a solution? I am getting
>desperate. Jean
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Last year when the deer were prolific and the food was sparse, they ate in
my yard nightly. 6 - 8 of them at a time. They ate my hollies, dianthus,
roses, day lilies, anything and everything that was green. This year so far
they have been in my yard but there are plenty of acorns and it is still
green down here in Missouri so they haven't destroyed things yet. The
problem we are having in now is Armadillos. They migrate up from Arkansas
during the summer and they are as bad as pigs. They root and make big holes
all in the yard and everything that you plant, they root out. The problem
is they mostly come out at night so we can't get them. Does anyone have
any remedy for them? Arkansas, do you have a solution? I am getting
desperate. Jean
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