Dear All,
Several of us have noted a bunny in the main sustainable garden this past week, in particular, it was in the garden this morning (Sunday) and last night (Saturday) at 7 pm hovering around the gate with 2 larger rabbits on the rectory backyard lawn. After perusing the entire perimeter and noting no new holes/gaps, we further added (to Rose's effort) a second short fence on the inside of the gate. The short plastic white fence pieces do not interfere with opening and closing of the gate. One does need to step over, as you enter.
Matthew-Mark and Luke=John teams should look carefully this week for the bunny and chase it out, if possible. Usually takes two people, as Ann Marie and I discovered this morning, otherwise it hops between beds.
Please also check for any burrows at the base of the plants and/or any chewed plants, and let us know.
Happy Summer Sunday,
Erich
734.771.8511
P.S. Other updates: Beth and Julie L have nearly completed the mulching of the perimeter and the Mary Garden awaits the addition of the top soil amendment from the many bags stacked near it. The front church planters are also nicely blooming at the moment with cleome, zinnia, blue salvia, geraniums, coneflowers and brown-eyed susan.
Several of us have noted a bunny in the main sustainable garden this past week, in particular, it was in the garden this morning (Sunday) and last night (Saturday) at 7 pm hovering around the gate with 2 larger rabbits on the rectory backyard lawn. After perusing the entire perimeter and noting no new holes/gaps, we further added (to Rose's effort) a second short fence on the inside of the gate. The short plastic white fence pieces do not interfere with opening and closing of the gate. One does need to step over, as you enter.
Matthew-Mark and Luke=John teams should look carefully this week for the bunny and chase it out, if possible. Usually takes two people, as Ann Marie and I discovered this morning, otherwise it hops between beds.
Please also check for any burrows at the base of the plants and/or any chewed plants, and let us know.
Happy Summer Sunday,
Erich
734.771.8511
P.S. Other updates: Beth and Julie L have nearly completed the mulching of the perimeter and the Mary Garden awaits the addition of the top soil amendment from the many bags stacked near it. The front church planters are also nicely blooming at the moment with cleome, zinnia, blue salvia, geraniums, coneflowers and brown-eyed susan.
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