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Originally Posted by summer_gphib
We were having problems with critters (we live in a nature preserve community), but we're going to start putting out or humane trap right when the fruit starts to come out, so maybe we can actually have some our tomatoes!  |
Not sure which critters you're having problems with- but you could consider bird netting. We built raised beds for our tomatoes and screwed PVC pipe to the sides so we could insert thinner long pieces in them to form hoops for hanging bird netting. Amazingly we haven't had to employ it- but have it ready just in case!
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Originally Posted by carnation
You divide iris rhizomes where they get narrow in between. You might want to go to a garden store and get some antibiotic powder to dust the cut surfaces with so that you don't get soft rot.
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Awesome, thank you! I'll go find some of that to be extra safe.
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