Today I potted my sweet william together with basil (though I won't put the pot out til after Memorial Day. It's still in the basement.) Then I potted up my annual baby's breath into little yogurt containers. I also started my cantelope and cucumber from seed.
Some f***ing squirrel decided to bite the flowers off of six of my tulips, just when they were about to open. It's a depressing site, especially since the squirrel didn't even eat anything.


David and Sage,
ReplyDeleteSorry about the squirrel; I really am. I love tulips, I really do BUT daffodils seem less of a favorite for animals AND I have really grown to appreciate their bright yellow and whites over the years.
Thanks, Mike. I know squirrels will do that, but it's always so upsetting. Maybe if the rodent actually ate the tulips, I wouldn't be so bummed. But it feels like deliberate vandalism.
ReplyDeleteI have quite a few daffodils in the garden, too, but the color range just isn't as good.
Next thing you know they'll be tagging the fence!
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