The destruction of a garden
06-18-2011, 03:50 AM
#81
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Location: Fox Valley Wisconsin
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wow...I have seen storm damage of a garden...but nothing like the destruction your garden has had...you probably can replant...and hope you will...and hope that the rest of your summer is storm free.
Kim
Kim
06-18-2011, 05:15 AM
#82
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Missouri
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That is so sad. We have had some storms come through here and my poor tomato plants look like leaning towers.
My zucchini isn't coming up like it normally does and my cantaloupe aren't either. Something is eating my poor little corn that is coming up. Something was digging up my onion sets and just sitting them by the rows not eating on them I just stuck them back in the dirt and they are doing well now. We just had another storm come through this morning and I am scared to look at my garden.
My zucchini isn't coming up like it normally does and my cantaloupe aren't either. Something is eating my poor little corn that is coming up. Something was digging up my onion sets and just sitting them by the rows not eating on them I just stuck them back in the dirt and they are doing well now. We just had another storm come through this morning and I am scared to look at my garden.
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