Re: Pumpkin strip.
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- Subject: Re: Pumpkin strip.
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- Date: Sun, 2 May 1999 17:14:43 -0700
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On Thu, 29 Apr 1999 12:37:37 -0400 "Frank Drew Leyda" <leyda@valunet.com>
writes:
> What do you think? Any suggestions? ( I mean suggestions about
>the pumpkin ideas, not personal suggestions).
>******************
>Wild Flowers? Flowers which deter bugs? Lady Bugs?
>
>
>F. Drew Leyda
>leyda@valunet.com
>Columbiana Co. Ohio
>
Wow, was I wrong. I had no idea that these four legged
wanderers were bugs. Some of my Bambi hunting friends
actually EAT these things. (they say that they sort of taste
like venison).
Anyway, where can I get some of these monster, AK-47
toting, flowers? Perhaps, giant, giant, giant, gunflowers?
And as far as LADY bugs go, how big must these things
be in order to be a deterrent? I don't know that I am that secure in
my masculinity that I think I could watch ten foot tall LADY
anythings roaming my back yard.
Stan the cheap and lazy (and now frightened) gardener.
P.S. BTW, Frank, were you offering help on how to keep the deer
away, or on what to plant in my pumpkin strip? I got
so shook up after reading about what Leila wanted me
to do that kind of lost what little grip I have on this world.
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