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To much squash!

9 years ago

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ernie85017, zn 9, phx
8 years ago
One of these days I am going to drive to Camp Verde, find camp and punch him/her in the nose! I am so jealous of your garden.
MaryMcP Zone 8b - Phx AZ
8 years ago
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campv 8b AZ
Original Author
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
Awh come-on So I will help you out. Live in a housing development off of 260 with red/brown tile roofs, that can been seen from 17
campv 8b AZ
Original Author
8 years ago
I'm waiting
Patti Sano
8 years ago
Do pack rats like your garden? They ate up everything I planted but parsley. They must not like parsley.
campv 8b AZ
Original Author
8 years ago
Don't have any rats. Once we had two squirrels and they ate the baby cantaloupe they went to squirrel heaven
Patti Sano
8 years ago
You're lucky. I think I have rats that visit my yard from the adjacent wild area, part of the national forest. My yard guy says he doesn't think they're living in my yard. They must have recently eaten all the leaves off of a fig that I just planted. I hope it lives. I hope now that it's spring, they'll stay in the wild area and just eat the things growing there.

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