Re: [CH] The Endorphin rush...

tucker (tucker@ticon.net)
Tue, 16 Jul 2002 16:08:42 -0500

buzz wrote:

> used to have a fence when we gardened much more intensively but had gotten away from veggies towards flowers and had lost the fence in the process.  Started last year with just a dozen or so Habs and some tomatas with no probs.

  My C-H growing experiences started out a few years ago with three Habs in a container (yes, they were a little cramped) which I overwintered the first year.  The very next year I put them in the parents garden, before they had their fence up, and they lasted about two days.



> This year the varmits returned and now I will have to rethink my fence decision.  The fence really doesn't have to deer proof, just about 3-4 ft will make them change there paths and eat the neighbors offering instead
>
> Buzz

  Yep, 4-footer's what I use here, and it's been fine so far.  I bought the "Rabbit fence"; smaller "holes near the bottom to keep the bunnies (etc.) out, and larger near the top.  I recall that it was pretty inexpensive for a 50' section at the good 'ol Depot.


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Erich
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