Moving my garden area to the front/side yard/drive way or else I would need to kennel my garden area or kennel my pug & beagle who love everything about the garden especially my broccoli/ cauliflowers.
Your puppy is going vegan 😂😂😂 Beautiful dog btw, my dad used to have a pointer and I have had a rescue one myself. Best breed in the world. I have three dogs and need to keep them in a separate area as they all like to dig the beds, plus the youngsters poop in them given half the chance. Only the cats and foxes are allowed in the veggie garden and orchard, but all the beds are covered with netting to stop the cats from using them as a toilet. Thankfully the foxes don't do any damage - the little ones play around the beds, but never jump into them. Maybe you could designate a small area for your garden and put a picket fence around it, with a small gate for access? It would keep the doggie from eating everything.
We LOVE gsps 😊 they are great dogs! Do you have pet foxes or wild ones in your yard? Either way I have heard they are fun to watch! We have considered do separating a little part of the yard but haven’t acted on it yet. I hesitate mainly because most of our bag yard stay super damp due to slow drainage so it isn’t the best growing environment anyway but we are still considering that option! 😊 Thank you so much for joining me back here and watching!
@@AutumnLeighatHome I know all about boggy ground - I'm in the west of Ireland so it's all clay and stones. I grow in raised beds, only trees and fruit shrubs are planted directly in the ground. Regarding foxes - the mummy fox is a rescue I took care of when she was a baby. Her own mother used to come to my garden, but she must have been killed on the road. One day Poppy showed up middle of the day, half starved and terrified so I started feeding her. Nursed her through her own injuries too. She used to follow me around the garden, but always kept her distance - so did I, since I wanted her to remain wild. That was three years ago, now she's got a partner Bosco, and two youngsters Vienna and Biscuit. I feed them scraps of meat I get from the butcher as there is very little for them to eat these days. So yes, they are all wild but I still consider them my own.
@@theclumsyprepper I reread my other comment. So sorry for all the typos! lol that’s awesome! That was very kind of you to nurse her back to health. She rewarded you with bringing her babies to meet you…plus free food 😉. I bet they are adorable! The other tricky part is my dog is also very skilled at scaling fences and opening locks. If we were to try to plant stuff even with another fence around it we would be fighting to keep him out still lol. He is goofy but super smart when it comes to getting his way! 😂
@@AutumnLeighatHome He sounds smart alright - hopefully he won't learn how to open the fridge, you'll be in trouble if he does 😂 The fox cubs are really funny to watch, they have me in stitches with their antics. My cats will be sitting on the bed frames watching them too - it's rather comical and I wish I knew what the cats think about all that racket the youngsters make. As for the typos - I didn't notice any.
I would be happy to! 😊 I am hoping to make another video soon planting the seeds and all the ones I ended up deciding to do so as time goes on I will add them to the play list! Thanks for reaching out and please come back and share what you decided to plant as well!
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Moving my garden area to the front/side yard/drive way or else I would need to kennel my garden area or kennel my pug & beagle who love everything about the garden especially my broccoli/ cauliflowers.
Mine too! 😅 hope it works for you as well as it did for us! Thank you for joining us!
Your puppy is going vegan 😂😂😂
Beautiful dog btw, my dad used to have a pointer and I have had a rescue one myself. Best breed in the world.
I have three dogs and need to keep them in a separate area as they all like to dig the beds, plus the youngsters poop in them given half the chance.
Only the cats and foxes are allowed in the veggie garden and orchard, but all the beds are covered with netting to stop the cats from using them as a toilet. Thankfully the foxes don't do any damage - the little ones play around the beds, but never jump into them.
Maybe you could designate a small area for your garden and put a picket fence around it, with a small gate for access? It would keep the doggie from eating everything.
We LOVE gsps 😊 they are great dogs! Do you have pet foxes or wild ones in your yard? Either way I have heard they are fun to watch!
We have considered do separating a little part of the yard but haven’t acted on it yet. I hesitate mainly because most of our bag yard stay super damp due to slow drainage so it isn’t the best growing environment anyway but we are still considering that option! 😊
Thank you so much for joining me back here and watching!
@@AutumnLeighatHome I know all about boggy ground - I'm in the west of Ireland so it's all clay and stones. I grow in raised beds, only trees and fruit shrubs are planted directly in the ground.
Regarding foxes - the mummy fox is a rescue I took care of when she was a baby. Her own mother used to come to my garden, but she must have been killed on the road. One day Poppy showed up middle of the day, half starved and terrified so I started feeding her. Nursed her through her own injuries too. She used to follow me around the garden, but always kept her distance - so did I, since I wanted her to remain wild. That was three years ago, now she's got a partner Bosco, and two youngsters Vienna and Biscuit. I feed them scraps of meat I get from the butcher as there is very little for them to eat these days. So yes, they are all wild but I still consider them my own.
@@theclumsyprepper
I reread my other comment. So sorry for all the typos! lol
that’s awesome! That was very kind of you to nurse her back to health. She rewarded you with bringing her babies to meet you…plus free food 😉. I bet they are adorable!
The other tricky part is my dog is also very skilled at scaling fences and opening locks. If we were to try to plant stuff even with another fence around it we would be fighting to keep him out still lol. He is goofy but super smart when it comes to getting his way! 😂
@@AutumnLeighatHome He sounds smart alright - hopefully he won't learn how to open the fridge, you'll be in trouble if he does 😂
The fox cubs are really funny to watch, they have me in stitches with their antics. My cats will be sitting on the bed frames watching them too - it's rather comical and I wish I knew what the cats think about all that racket the youngsters make.
As for the typos - I didn't notice any.
@@theclumsyprepper that’s so fun! thank you for sharing! If you happen to catch a short video of them we would love to see! 😊
Do you plan to make a gardening playlist? I noticed we are in the same zone and would love to follow your gardening videos. - New Gardener
I would be happy to! 😊 I am hoping to make another video soon planting the seeds and all the ones I ended up deciding to do so as time goes on I will add them to the play list! Thanks for reaching out and please come back and share what you decided to plant as well!