San Diego Tomatoes in Lath Houses

LDx4 · February 25, 2013

Tonio,

We're just across the street from Mission Trails Regional Park, that large open space preserve. We're next to the wilderness! Coyotes regularly cruise up and down our street, no one has outdoor cats and there aren't any feral cats around here - all eaten by the coyotes or owls. The coons have already started their spring visits. Yesterday I found a row of kale and lettuce shredded by them and they like to break off the snap pea vines and rip them out. If we were living out in a rural area I would expect there to be wildlife, but we're in a subdivision in the city limits! Luckily, it's been a few years since we've had the rats in our attic, but they always find a new way in sooner or later.

Lyn

February 25, 2013	#11
LDx4 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: San Diego Posts: 321	Tonio, We're just across the street from Mission Trails Regional Park, that large open space preserve. We're next to the wilderness! Coyotes regularly cruise up and down our street, no one has outdoor cats and there aren't any feral cats around here - all eaten by the coyotes or owls. The coons have already started their spring visits. Yesterday I found a row of kale and lettuce shredded by them and they like to break off the snap pea vines and rip them out. If we were living out in a rural area I would expect there to be wildlife, but we're in a subdivision in the city limits! Luckily, it's been a few years since we've had the rats in our attic, but they always find a new way in sooner or later. Lyn