Anybody who gardens feeds wildlife. I am doing my fair share.
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Diablo Brussel Sprouts knocked over by deer and browsed. |
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Same plants, staked up. Red arrows show stakes. This is my first year growing Brussel Sprouts. I topped out half of them (every other one) yesterday and will top out the other half on Oct 1. |
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Raccoon damage to corn. |
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I pulled a few ears early to ensure I had some seed for next year. The ear in the foreground is an honest 13 inches long. I think this shot would make a pretty wallpaper for my computer. |
Feeding wildlife is part of the game. I would get a lot more serious about controlling them if I really counted on my garden to feed me.
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