Although the existing fence is adequate in hindering bunnies and turtles, it's a couple of feet too short to keep the deer out. So, we stuck an 8ft T-post in the corner and ran a cord to the existing posts around the two exposed sides of the garden (the other two sides are bordered by the chicken coop on one side and the dog pen on the other). We wanted to put something on the cord to alert the deer and convince them they wouldn't be able to clear it no matter how tempting they found our luscious Eden.
We decided to check out the dollar store since the price is always right. And what to our wondering eyes should appear, but a three-pack of pinwheels for a buck! WHO DOESN'T LOVE PINWHEELS? And they rattle in the breeze as well... surely enough sorcery to spook the wildlife!
The only problem was that the pinwheels were top heavy and tilted in a way that they couldn't spin. And what is a pinwheel if it can't spin?!? So,
We already have some baby tomatoes.
Margot Tenenbaum:
C.K. Dexter Haven:
1 comment:
I have never known a man (big or small) who can complete a job without the use of at least ONE zip tie! Lou has them in a thousand different sizes and uses them on EVERYTHING (even when a little piece of tape would do!). Ingenious solution, though - I am impressed! s x
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