An alert friend recently sent me information on the world’s largest rabbit, weighing 42 pounds.
Another equally alert friend, replied to the email with “We are going to need bigger spoons”.
With friends like those two...
Remember when I used spoons to keep rabbits out of the green beans?
I won’t say emphatically that spooning or forking the garden is what kept the rabbits out of the beans that year. I’ll just say that the rabbits didn’t bother my beans when the bean plants were surrounded by spoons.
I think this year I'll do it again, maybe with forks!
(Don't forget to leave a comment on the giveaway post to enter to win six packets of seeds from Nature's Crossroads and a Cobrahead hand weeder/cultivator. Deadline is Sunday, February 28th at 9:00 pm EST.)
Another equally alert friend, replied to the email with “We are going to need bigger spoons”.
With friends like those two...
Remember when I used spoons to keep rabbits out of the green beans?
I won’t say emphatically that spooning or forking the garden is what kept the rabbits out of the beans that year. I’ll just say that the rabbits didn’t bother my beans when the bean plants were surrounded by spoons.
I think this year I'll do it again, maybe with forks!
(Don't forget to leave a comment on the giveaway post to enter to win six packets of seeds from Nature's Crossroads and a Cobrahead hand weeder/cultivator. Deadline is Sunday, February 28th at 9:00 pm EST.)
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Spoons, huh?
Lucky for us - crossing our fingers - we don't have a rabbit problem.
Spoons used to keep rabbits away from the garden"...That's a first for me.....
I saw a photo of that giant rabbit on Yahoo News.. WoW! never ever seen one this big.
I wonder how many spoons it would take to keep a rabbit this large away from the garden? Lol...
Perhaps just two extra large cooking spoons will do.
Plans are being made, Spring is coming.