Re: Vine positioning

Lubadub@aol.com wrote:
> 
> Llpumpkin:
> After the groundhogs got through eating my vines, all growth of the pumpkin
> appears to have ceased. THis groundhog has wiped out my garden. I will
> ultimately get him but it is now too late for this year. I am very fortunate
> to have a second garden. For those who have considered using the plastic deer
> fence for groundhog control, forget it. Groundhogs are not even slowed down by
> deer fencing. They eat right through the plastic. It doesn't even slow them
> down. They are also able to dig under buried wire if they really want into the
> garden. I have developed a new respect for the groundhog and its determination
> if it sees something it wants to eat.
> 
> Marv in Altoona, PA    (PA groundhogs try harder)
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Marv,
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