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Bunny Garden Attempt: Phase 2 – Planting
Posted on April 17, 2009 by Abi Cushman
We took advantage of this sunny Friday afternoon to do some planting! We planted romaine lettuce seeds and two tomato plants in the raised bed, a third tomato plant in a large pot, and dandelion seeds in the rectangular planter box. (The tomatoes are for us.) Eventually, I’d like to add another pot of basil and a hanging strawberry plant.
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Abi Cushman is a veteran house rabbit owner and a contributing editor of My House Rabbit. She currently shares her home with one mischievous dwarf bunny named Otis.
When she's not writing about bunnies for My House Rabbit, Abi writes and illustrates funny books for kids, including Soaked! (Viking) and Animals Go Vroom! (Viking). And yes, there are bunnies in them. Learn more at abicushman.com.
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4 thoughts on “Bunny Garden Attempt: Phase 2 – Planting”
Lookin’ good! Until it regularly gets above about 65 degrees, we have made wire cylinders wrappped in clear plastic to put over our tomato plants. It keeps in heat and they grow faster.
Word of warning: Keep yer bunners away! Last weekend my human planted 4 larger containers with dandelions and mint (transplanted them from elsewhere in the yard) and in a few days they were settled and growing. Lookin’ good, she thought. And then along came me and my guy, Beauregard, out for an evening romp in the yard. Now she’s got empty pots again. We’re hoping those roots might be magic and next time we get out, there will be tender new snacks available. We left a bit of fertilizer behind in exchange for what we ate – should help those roots feel the love, right?
Lookin’ good! Until it regularly gets above about 65 degrees, we have made wire cylinders wrappped in clear plastic to put over our tomato plants. It keeps in heat and they grow faster.
Oo great idea! We’ll have to do that for ours…
Word of warning: Keep yer bunners away! Last weekend my human planted 4 larger containers with dandelions and mint (transplanted them from elsewhere in the yard) and in a few days they were settled and growing. Lookin’ good, she thought. And then along came me and my guy, Beauregard, out for an evening romp in the yard. Now she’s got empty pots again. We’re hoping those roots might be magic and next time we get out, there will be tender new snacks available. We left a bit of fertilizer behind in exchange for what we ate – should help those roots feel the love, right?
Useful ideas here. I am continuing to for additional ideas on gardening and would love any advice. Thanks a lot!