Someone helped themselves to my green bean plants! All their leaves are missing.
I think I might know who did it. She looks pretty guilty to me.
It was Colonel Thunder, in the laundry room, with her teeth!
And full of attitude!
My name is Kristina. I am a wife and mother and love my adventure living in the great state of Wyoming. I spent most of my life in Florida, but my family had an opportunity to move to the Wild West. So here I am. I welcome you to my frontier and hope you enjoy this adventure as much as I do (as wacky and quirky as it might be.)
Colonel Thunder ?!? I am smiling.
haha I hope they were enjoyed
She actually ate the leaves. Good thing that they are seedlings so they will continue to grow.
I am not looking forward to planting season with my pup – she is adorable but CHEWS EVERYTHING. I’m afraid it will give much fodder for blogging as I respond to the carnage. I wonder if she will look as innocent as Colonel Thunder?? 🙂
Keeping my dogs out of them will be my next hurdle. Good Luck to you! I know how puppy’s can get into everything!
Oh no. I hope you start some more and can figure out a solution so she can’t get them next time. I know I had problems last year with bugs eating my green peppers and I finally had to give up trying to grow them.
I had more seeds, so hopefully they will grow. I surround the tray with water jugs at night. It’s working so far!
I followed here from another blog…Ive posted a few photos and blogs about Wyoming. My husband is the bishop of a church in Casper. We visit a few time a year. We will be there in June. And the setting of my current novel is Central Wyoming. So glad I found your blog!
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I’m so glad you found me. It is always great to here from people that know the Wyoming way of life and diverse landscape. I’m going to check out your site. I would definitely be interested in reading a novel set in this location.
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