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Teen-age Rabbit Strikes Again!

After all the crazy rain yesterday and all of last night, I walk out this morning on my way to work during a moment of no rain and walk towards the patio garden to see if anything popped up with the warm rain.  Well, what popped out was that little sh*# of a rabbit, whom I call Bun-Bun.  I was hoping the human-scented and noisy cement patio would keep him in the back yard but to no avail.  More ugly fencing to come to the patio now and some blood meal.  


Another curious thing, I planted a whole packet of Lima Beans and only one has shown itself after about 3 weeks.  I thought Burpee was better than that.  That's what I'll be re-planting this weekend.  Of course I threw away the receipt.
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Sequel said…
You can keep that pesky rabbit out of your garden:

Bun-Bun Good-bye
Critter Skitter-away tonic:

5 T flour
4T powdered mustard
3 T cayenne pepper
2 T chili powder
2 qts of warm water

Mix all ingredients together and sprinkle the solution around the perimeter of the area you want to protect!

:)
May 31, 2012 at 12:49 PM
Kate @ katiebirdsgarden.blogspot.com said…
Sequel--Thanks, I'll try that this week! Good way to use up that old powdered mustard too.
May 31, 2012 at 2:28 PM
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