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To: Annette who wrote (911)	6/4/2000 11:45:00 AM
From: MSB	Respond to of 3495

I'm so proud of them I've started giving them away. I'll have gotten 6 good pickings by the time they're played out. "But only one margarita", he said, speaking for the little red hen. Post Script: Not even distribution from direct source will keep a determined whitetail from munching a hollyhock or two. (Dang deer....but it was a fine looking specimen, I must say.)

To: Annette who wrote (911)	6/4/2000 12:00:00 PM
From: Ga Peach	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3495

I need help with an annoying habit my squirrels have taken up this year! Encircling an enormous pecan tree in my front yard is a flower bed filled with yellow Lantana. I lost 2 plants to the cold last year so I replanted. Well, I have come out to find them dug up....twice already. What can I do to keep the squirrels from destroying these two new plants...again?! I do not want to harm the squirrels, of course, but I have this bald spot in the flower bed that is an eyesore! Someone suggested sprinkling red pepper around the new plants. TIA for any assistance!