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I put in some little transplants yesterday. This morning I noticed a "hole" (animal footprint I'd suspect) by the rosemary. The top of a 3" basil was cut off; leaves left behind. This is in a cement block so not directly in the ground. That and the obvious disturbance in new mulch/compost leaves me thinking animal. Or do I have a wannabee gourmand cutworm? BTW, Mr. Cocoa chased an armadillo around last week 2 nights in a row; he kicked him so could it be revenge?
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Or he misses playing football.. lol :^)
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I've been informed that steel toed boots should be worn if you want to kick them; crocs are inadequate protection.
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They have chewed new banana pups, pineapples, bell pepper plants ( not the peppers), etc... They don't seem to eat anything, just damage stuff!
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