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Texas Gardening
justin90lude

Garden Holes

18 years ago

This year I decided I was going to start a garden literally 3 weeks ago I dug a pit built a box put in some manure and soil and all that great stuff now I 3 days ago a snake hole popped up...now I know it isnt really a snake hole, thats what momma always called them. Anyways it about an inch in diameter and has a mound like it was burrowed out. i covered it up and filled it in and today it popped back up and now I have another one.

1. Could someone give me an indication as to what this offending creature could be?

2. How do I get rid of it my seeds are probably just starting to grow roots and I don't want my first attempt at a garden to be a failure. especially with watermelons mmmmmmm watermelond :D

Thanks ahead for your help

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