The sweet corn is up and fresh deer tracks have been spotted just along my drive several times in the last two weeks. Nary a nibble of the produce so far, other than insectivorous kind.
Friday, June 20, 2008
Bean Poles
I keep adding things in the vegetable garden. Behind the bean poles are two new tomatoes. Should I paint the poles a festive color or let them age to a natural brown?
The sweet corn is up and fresh deer tracks have been spotted just along my drive several times in the last two weeks. Nary a nibble of the produce so far, other than insectivorous kind.
The sweet corn is up and fresh deer tracks have been spotted just along my drive several times in the last two weeks. Nary a nibble of the produce so far, other than insectivorous kind.
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I say go for a festive color. Maybe it will disorient the deer!
I was thinking along the same lines as Cindy. I think you need a nice shot of color there with all the brown (mulch) and green (plants).
I like the natural color on bamboo bean poles. Once the pole beans climb them, you can't see them, anyway!
"Nary a nibble of the produce so far..."
Oh dear. How long can that last?
Oh deer indeed.
I was looking at luminescent paint online. It is basically clear during the day and glows at night. Wouldn't that be trippy to night time drivers! Very expensive though.
I like the natural color, and you could always put a silver streamer on the top to blow around and scare the deer. (Or attract them to your "sales promo" :)
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