Disapering mater plants. - Page 3

KLorentz · April 25, 2013

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Originally Posted by Worth1

Not to be a total kill joy I have and still do know some fantastic people in Killeen.

Really top notch folks.

Retired military for the most part.

Worth

I know Worth.There are some darn good folks here.Every time I go to some place like HEB or a local restaurant folks are very polite and helpful.Or folks walking down the street give ya a wave hello walking by the house when your outside.Not a bad city at all.Ya get good with the bad every place ya go. I do like it here.And being near Fort Hood it gives me a chance to thank our soldiers for their service.

Kevin

Sun City Linda · April 25, 2013

Maybe its those giant snails slithering up from Florida.

ginger2778 · April 25, 2013

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Originally Posted by Sun City Linda

Maybe its those giant snails slithering up from Florida.

Naw, they just eat Chihuahuas!

Marsha

lakelady · April 25, 2013

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Originally Posted by RebelRidin

You "Tom Cats" better stick to the west coast. East of the Mississipi is Mater Dog territory

That's it, you tell 'em dude !

LDx4 · April 25, 2013

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Originally Posted by RebelRidin

You "Tom Cats" better stick to the west coast. East of the Mississipi is Mater Dog territory

Rebel -- sounds lilke you're pretty "familiar" with these Mater Dogs...

Maybe the Tom Cats and the Mater Dogs need to join forces

I always wanted to be like Robin Hood and His Merry Men -- we could take extra tomato seedlings and "redistribute" them

Tracydr · April 25, 2013

Both the batteries on my horse trailer were missing this morning. They were the expensive, deep cycle batteries and nearly new.

Tracydr · April 25, 2013

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Originally Posted by Worth1

Not to be a total kill joy I have and still do know some fantastic people in Killeen.

Really top notch folks.

Retired military for the most part.

Worth

My old DO lives there. He retired in Killeen. Good guy, for an artillery man.

bdank · April 29, 2013

Are there any holes left behind? This happened with two of my strawberry plants and, after some investigation, I found some underground tunnels, which indicates that it was voles.

livinonfaith · April 29, 2013

bdank, I also had voles.

One day the plants are fine and the next you come out and there is nothing but a small hole in the ground. Occasionally, there would be a small branch sticking out. Never saw anything else like it.

Even the deer left a little of a plant! Not voles, though.

April 25, 2013	#32
Sun City Linda Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: SoCal Inland Posts: 2,705	Maybe its those giant snails slithering up from Florida.

April 25, 2013	#36
Tracydr Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2011 Location: Laurinburg, North Carolina, zone 7 Posts: 3,207	Both the batteries on my horse trailer were missing this morning. They were the expensive, deep cycle batteries and nearly new.

April 29, 2013	#38
bdank Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Virginia Posts: 51	Are there any holes left behind? This happened with two of my strawberry plants and, after some investigation, I found some underground tunnels, which indicates that it was voles.

April 29, 2013	#39
livinonfaith Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina Posts: 1,332	bdank, I also had voles. One day the plants are fine and the next you come out and there is nothing but a small hole in the ground. Occasionally, there would be a small branch sticking out. Never saw anything else like it. Even the deer left a little of a plant! Not voles, though.