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Comments (13)Bernd, We usually get about 2 -3 "big" snows here, and do not have a permanent deep snow cover. I seem to remember having put some pet-proof window screening (some kind of non-metal screening) over the bottom of the 19" pot before I filled it with soil, to keep the soil from running out the bottom when I watered the pot. The drainage holes are about the size of a nickel, as I recall. I have never seen any mice or voles in my garden. I did see a small dead mouse on the first step of my apartment a couple of years ago. When I had the maintenance guys replace the rickety wooden floor in the vestibule with good flooring and a thorough caulking all around the edges, I never saw another mouse. Besides, the anti-rodent squad (my 2 cats) would be only too happy to assist any mice who made it up the stairs into my apartment to their heavenly reward. To benefit from your advice, I just went out in the rain and installed a 9 x 9" square of 1/2" hardware cloth centered under the 19" pot, by rocking it and slipping the hardware cloth underneath. That should take care of any rodents. I also put tent stakes into the soil with small bungee cords hooked through them and the garbage can handles. Since there is only about 2" of space between the garbage can rim and the soil, I do not foresee a lot of wind being able to get under the garbage can to lift it up. According to NOAA, NYC gets the following amounts of snow annually: 1" - 21.6 days 3" - 11.8 days 5" - 7.3 days 10" - 1.7 days So, as I said, I do not foresee a deep snowcover persisting over a long period of time. Tonight will be a good test, as we are having a big rainstorm with winds supposed to gust up to 50 mph overnight....See MoreThey are planning to make a sequel to 'Brokeback Mountain'
Comments (9)I don't get it. Are you saying there are same sex relationships on Capitol Hill? Why is that funny?...See MoreDo you like to read series?
Comments (55)yes i read series. i've chugged thru the 'Dune' books i read all the aubrey/mauratin novels by o'brien i read all the horatio hornblowers (just to compare--there is none) thinking of tackling the julius caesar/first man of rome for this winter--re-reading all from the start. i do usually find that they eventually become formula-ic if the series is a continuation of action over time. also a problem arises if each book stands on its own, in that the author needs to rebukd the character/environment each time (you want to say, ok,ok i already know this, tell the new reader to start at the beginning, don't bore me. but then you realize that the auther is just doing character development that is necessary, but you've read it over and over. diggerb...See MoreLove Actually: The sequel "Red Nose Day Actually"
Comments (3)Thank you so much for the easy-to-use link. I had watched the shortened version on CBS.com. They didn't cut much, but the longer version is definitely better....See More- 9 years agolast modified: 9 years ago
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