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Everything I do is an experiment since I know nothing about gardening. So now I wonder if I should have thinned out these Bonnie Clemson Spineless okra. It would seem to defeat the purpose of buying these nice plantable pots to separate the plants. But maybe I should've??
I am trying container gardening, as well as haybale.
I put the containers in the wagon so I can move them out of reach of the rabbits at night. Something is eating flowers and I'm afraid it will eat the okra flowers. I am assuming it is a rabbit. It devoured a pot of pansies, then snapdragons, then a florist azalea I sat out on the back steps. I don't think it is the dog, and I doubt a gopher tortoise could reach them where I had them.
If I have to I will roll the okra up onto the porch at night.
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