Snow Sez by T. Shepherd for September 17, 2020

Get it?

I never had a problem with bunnies eating my garden. When I found bites taken out of the bottoms of low hanging tomatoes, I discovered the vandal was a box turtle!

They are simply adorable!

You had one job, cat. To keep the gardern safe from pests!

Bunnies are the sweetest things. And yes, I have a garden and they are welcome to visit.

So, Snow, you’re feeding dinner? No, not feeding the rabbits their dinner but feeding your dinner?

BUNNIES!

Great play on words! LOL!

Cute little baby bunny under the sign.

My townhouse backyard has chicken wire all the way around. It doesn’t keep out the woodchuck, but it works on rabbits! But boy, Snow looks really happy. He’s saving that lettuce for the bunnies!

I live in a condo now, but we always had vegetable gardens before. We always planted way more than we needed so there would be enough to feed us and the birds and the rabbits. We loved to sit by the window and watch them eat and be grateful that all of us could enjoy the garden.

Is that the garden of eaten or the garden of eatem?

SNOW means NO harm to those bunnies. What the gardener thinks is another matter.

The only thing growing in a cat’s garden is cat grass.

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Lettuce give thanks for this bounty.