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To: robert b furman who wrote (4043)	7/26/2020 2:04:14 PM
From: 3bar	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 6351

The garden sounds like it belongs to a great farmer . You might be 50 miles north of me but from where we are on the Continent our climates can vary . My local area has had 1 rain since june 1 . Fortunately it was big about a week ago . Monday we get another and crops are saved . The maples here are hard woods messy only with keys unless it is the soft river bottom maples . No keys are dramatic and possibly a statement . Covers over the troughs are a must for guys in their 70's . Live in an area infested with squirrels . They bite the ends off everything but Kale . Which they leave to the ground hogs who when can devour the tops . lol In fairness to the squirrels they learn so fast and show respect for my sling shot skill that after a week or 2 of rough stuff they walk around my no go zones . Newbie to farming . Cheers !