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Your Garden Fairy is so cute! I have enjoyed watching how your garden is growing. It has been amazing. This is something I would like to do, but alas the iguanas are huge and even if I had a wall around a garden, they would find a way in and eat every single thing.

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So appreciate you following our garden story Monica! 💕

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Jul 10Liked by Wendy Henry

Have you checked the squash for squash vine borers? I haven't dealt with them personally but I believe they are a common cause for sudden wilting in squash!

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Awe - yes Sara this is what I have squash vine borers - they are disgusting. I pulled 1 squash out and I will go hunting for more. I saw a red wasp but it was a moth the adult version - then I looked it up. Fingers crossed I can - kill them organically. Thank you.

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Thank you Sara, that’s a good idea. I will do some research. 🧐 it does appear one section is struggling-even though I have squash appearing.

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Thank you, Wendy.. I really enjoyed reading about your garden, and the pictures! ❤🐰

But most of all, I enjoyed meeting your Garden Fairy--love her!! 😍

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Thank you Finding Grace-she says hello, grin.

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I like that you replaced garlic with flowers and kept using the space. Do you ever have trouble with bugs?

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We have never had a problem with bugs in the past-but they are near the horseradish too.

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Wendy, I love your garden fairy. You're veggies all look great, especially the swiss chard!

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I can’t wait to try some Swiss Chard soon Pamela! Thank you!

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You could always enjoy fried rabbit :), Nice garden Wendy :)

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Awe Stephen—that’s my problem I am to kind to all the creatures, grin. Thank you for compliment!

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Jul 6Liked by Wendy Henry

Um…. Since I am the only single certified organic farmers in my entire county, the fourth largest in Missouri, white tailed deer take an average of 1/3 of my organic corn before it is harvested. A nice little $500 per acre donation. 😡

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Such an enjoyable happy read.

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Glad you enjoyed Sheryl.

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Jul 5Liked by Wendy Henry

“I believe it’s an incredible experience to watch a seed grow into something delicious to eat! God’s gift.”

There is no greater act of faith than planting a seed.

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Agree! Thank you enjoying the post.

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Jul 5Liked by Wendy Henry

Gorgeous!! Thank you for sharing! ❤️

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Thank you for reading Michele. Enjoy !

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