Re: tooting ones horn
- Subject: Re: tooting ones horn
- From: D*@sce.com
- Date: Fri, 19 Jul 2002 17:31:45 -0700
- List-archive: <http://www.hort.net/lists/pumpkins/> (Web Archive)
If you don't think of them as fuzzy and cute, rather as hairy tailed,
disease infested rodents that multiply faster than a Pentium 4 computer,
then is it okay to kill them???
Phanteel@aol.com
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07/19/2002 04:57
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Please respond to
pumpkins
Well folks, I should have known better than to toot my horn. I wrote
earlier that I had no pest or disease problems.(knock on wood) Wrong! I
pollinated three female flowers. One yesterday and two this morning. Went
to check on them this afternoon, and only one is left. AHHHHH!!
Its all due to a fuzzy grey creature who sits on my stoop and looks cute,
and
begs. Its probably my own fault for feeding her, but darn it she always
looks so cute. Any suggestions for keeping them out of the patch.
PLEASE,
NO suggestions that include killing the squirrels, I will do anything but
that. Thanks, Barbara
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