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Subject: Re: Gardening Tips and Tricks

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Pilgrim

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Date Posted: 13/04/07 14:36
In reply to: whitewolf 's message, "Gardening Tips and Tricks" on 15/02/07 3:40

The old CD's works wonders to keep birds away. I use them every year and really have very little trouble with birds. I think they work so well because they are flashy, moving and look like a large predators eye. I also keep deer and other critters away by planting plenty of corn and other goodies in places away from the fenced garden. Rabbits aren't going to bother to burrow under a fence if there's the same stuff around that's easier to get to. The deer will stop at the corn and never go beyond, to the actual garden.

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Author: whitewolf (tired but happy) [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 4/06/07 18:59 Red Ants.... the garden I'm working in is full of red ants... but the lovely dock leaf is wonderful at relieving the pain of a red ant bite! rub the leaf onto the affected area, just like you would to soothe a nettle sting :) [ Post a Reply to This Message ]