Connecticut!

[Beth G.]

I guess you are CBS!!
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[chicken boy sam]

Beth G. :

I guess you are CBS!!
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Hahahahaha that's not counting the two veggie gardens (3 soon!) and 4 or 5 flower gardens!!!!!!!​

 

[KimberlyJ]

I planted a few pansies yesterday after cleaning out the coop and run. But it SNOWED here this morning, so I can't plant much else yet.......

 

[Beth G.]

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Wow it snowed this morning? That is too crazy! Good thing pansies are hardy eh?

 

[Daphne16]

SNOW

Have a great weekend and happy Easter.
I picked up my 6 chickies from Beth tonight. They are so cute and seem to be adjusting well.

 

[Beth G.]

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I'm glad you like them. Keep me posted on how they are doing

Happy Easter to you and your family!!!

 

[chickaddict]

Beth G. :

Wow you all are so good! I am so far behind in planting!! I still have my chickens in two of my gardens. Lately all I've been doing is building portable breeding chicken pens!! I need to get those done before I can do anything with my gardens

chickens in the garden wasn't what got me - it's chickens in the strawberry bed.

One fine Friday afternoon last September I took down all of my garden fencing. My intention was to put it back up on Saturday in a more chicken friendly arrangement. My new arrangement would give them access to some of their favorite yard locations that they couldn't access regularly. While still keeping them out of the gardens and off the back deck.

That Friday night I ended up in the ER with a 12x3 kidney stone, I was out of commision for 10 days. the fencing never made it back up.


damages -

every single blade of grass in the backyard including the root
over 400 strawberry plants
most of my perrenial herbs

I discovered the hard way that the only thing in the backyard that the chickens didn't eat was the catnip.

Secretly - I believe they would've eaten the catnip if the cats didn't threaten bodily harm, I just wasn't privy to the conversation!​

 

[Daphne16]

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chickens in the garden wasn't what got me - it's chickens in the strawberry bed.

One fine Friday afternoon last September I took down all of my garden fencing. My intention was to put it back up on Saturday in a more chicken friendly arrangement. My new arrangement would give them access to some of their favorite yard locations that they couldn't access regularly. While still keeping them out of the gardens and off the back deck.

That Friday night I ended up in the ER with a 12x3 kidney stone, I was out of commision for 10 days. the fencing never made it back up.


damages -

every single blade of grass in the backyard including the root
over 400 strawberry plants
most of my perrenial herbs

I discovered the hard way that the only thing in the backyard that the chickens didn't eat was the catnip.

Secretly - I believe they would've eaten the catnip if the cats didn't threaten bodily harm, I just wasn't privy to the conversation!

Oh no that has too suck, so much extra work and expense to replace all of those. I am glad you are better though.

Beth I will keep you updated and Happy Easter to you and your family too

 

[Beth G.]

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chickens in the garden wasn't what got me - it's chickens in the strawberry bed.One fine Friday afternoon last September I took down all of my garden fencing. My intention was to put it back up on Saturday in a more chicken friendly arrangement. My new arrangement would give them access to some of their favorite yard locations that they couldn't access regularly. While still keeping them out of the gardens and off the back deck.That Friday night I ended up in the ER with a 12x3 kidney stone, I was out of commision for 10 days. the fencing never made it back up.damages - every single blade of grass in the backyard including the rootover 400 strawberry plantsmost of my perrenial herbsI discovered the hard way that the only thing in the backyard that the chickens didn't eat was the catnip. Secretly - I believe they would've eaten the catnip if the cats didn't threaten bodily harm, I just wasn't privy to the conversation!

OMG I was reading and feeling really bad to hear about all of your plants, grass, and especially you having a kidney stone!! Then I read on to see about the Cats threatened bodily harm I lost it laughing my butt off!! So funny to see it play out in my mind like a James Bond movie......hahahahaha

All and all though I hope all is back to growing and good again soon

 

[Beth G.]

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chickens in the garden wasn't what got me - it's chickens in the strawberry bed.

One fine Friday afternoon last September I took down all of my garden fencing. My intention was to put it back up on Saturday in a more chicken friendly arrangement. My new arrangement would give them access to some of their favorite yard locations that they couldn't access regularly. While still keeping them out of the gardens and off the back deck.

That Friday night I ended up in the ER with a 12x3 kidney stone, I was out of commision for 10 days. the fencing never made it back up.


damages -

every single blade of grass in the backyard including the root
over 400 strawberry plants
most of my perrenial herbs

I discovered the hard way that the only thing in the backyard that the chickens didn't eat was the catnip.

Secretly - I believe they would've eaten the catnip if the cats didn't threaten bodily harm, I just wasn't privy to the conversation!

Oh no that has too suck, so much extra work and expense to replace all of those. I am glad you are better though.

Beth I will keep you updated and Happy Easter to you and your family too