Being green: On the relationships between people and plants

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This is some article to read (... and if you think the link is long ........

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

 

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Being green: On the relationships between people and plants

 

 

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Hi!

 

I have a great relationship with my plants.. Unfortunately.............the

rabbit who digs under our fence seems to have a better one... anyone know how to

get it to STOP eating the plants??????? <grin> Don't bother suggesting carrots

or lettuce - tried em........she likes the plants better........:-(

 

Marilyn

 

PS - That may be the LONGEST link I've ever seen, Chris! lol

 

Chris Ziegler wrote:

 

> This is some article to read (... and if you think the link is long ........

>

> *Smile*

> Chris (list mom)

>

> http://www.alittleolfactory.com

>

> ~~~~~~

>

> Being green: On the relationships between people and plants

>

> http://proquest.umi.com/pqdlink?Ver=1 & Exp=07-01-2003 & FMT=TG & DID=000000072985

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> sWNvV3U2%2fTTGT9lYh9OL87EOKUSszduUCYGTG

>

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> http://members.home.net/chrisziggy1/triptoturkey.html

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[Guest guest]

> I have a great relationship with my plants..

Unfortunately.............the

> rabbit who digs under our fence seems to have a better one... anyone

know how to

> get it to STOP eating the plants??????? <grin> Don't bother suggesting

carrots

> or lettuce - tried em........she likes the plants better........:-(

 

Our garden used to get totally denuded whenever we left the house for

more than a couple of days and put the cats out for boarding! When we

got someone to come and visit them, the rabbits stayed away!!!

Get a cat!

 

Regards

Ann - Scotland

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Hi Ann!

 

Thanks for the cat info...........but... we've got cats - the problem being

is that they don't go outside since here in Florida; not only do we have a

huge tick and flea population,... we also have birds big enough to pick up

the cats and fly away and eat em! Soooooooo, the cats stay in.........the

rabbit eats our hibiscus - the thing ate FIVE plants the night before

last............hungry thing, huh?

I remember growing up in a small town in Connecticut - my Dad always had a

HUGE veggie garden, since there was lots more land than people and he ended

up (after fencing in the garden and everything else he could think of.....)

planting over TWICE the amount of veggie's we'd eat just so we'd get some of

them! <grin>

I'm hoping the eaten hibiscus will come back as I don't think the rabbit ate

to the roots........just the rest of them!!!!!!!!!!! Course, we've been

harvesting the flowers...........oh well, I'll keep looking!!! Thanks for

writing!!!!!!

 

Marilyn

 

Ann wrote:

 

> > I have a great relationship with my plants..

> Unfortunately.............the

> > rabbit who digs under our fence seems to have a better one... anyone

> know how to

> > get it to STOP eating the plants??????? <grin> Don't bother suggesting

> carrots

> > or lettuce - tried em........she likes the plants better........:-(

>

> Our garden used to get totally denuded whenever we left the house for

> more than a couple of days and put the cats out for boarding! When we

> got someone to come and visit them, the rabbits stayed away!!!

> Get a cat!

>

> Regards

> Ann - Scotland

>

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> http://members.home.net/chrisziggy1/triptoturkey.html

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