Re: [tomato] squirrels

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I have an excellent recipe for squirrels from the Eastern Shore of
Maryland if anyone is interested.  Ed

Michele Crescenzo wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
>         This is my first time trying to grow tomatoes.  I have some romas that I
> bought as seedlings from the garden center and some Costoluto Genoveses
> grown from seed.  They are all in containers.
> 
>         I just came back from a long weekend and all of the fruit, ripe or unripe,
> is gone.  I'm finding some half-eaten fruit scattered around and the tooth
> marks look like a squirrel's.
> 
>         Two questions: What would you recommend to repel the squirrels?  Will I get
> any fruit from my plants now or are they ruined?
> 
> Thanks,
> Michele

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