I could as I'm in the county, not city limits..... but my neighbors would be angry. they've been feeding them and making them dangerous.
true, but......these folks are the kind that would start a Facebook page about me as a raccoon mass murder and picket my place and try to make my life miserable.....
jbmonkey
Wow I never thought about pineapple being an option here. I’ll have to do some looking into that, maybe even a small greenhouse!
think pineapples would grow well where ya are...youre near Mississippi river or the delta ain't ya?
It’s definitely been a rough couple of years for growing sugarcane between the severe freeze and the severe drought there are enough problems to deal with before we have to start fighting off 4 legged critters.
gotcha. borderline on pinepapples, if they'd survive year after year.....y'all get more night freezes than we do here where I am. greenhouses though. they'd do well....
as peppers are typically very hot don't need a lot to have a lot..I'm thinking a plant or two and crop was good....but I could be wrong.....
It is sarcasm as these plants are supposed to have dozens of chiles over the growing season. You may now change your reaction to the laughing emoji.
i got that one, way wrong.
little bit at best...certain crops that don't need lot of water, pest control, fertilizer, basically nothing from me....yeah I do okay.....
nice. I grow them too. mine all were ready about end of summer. I lost a handful to bears this year. I'm further south than you.....so mine are all in the ground.
Mine usually come in about the middle to end of August. These two were late bloomers for some reason. This was the first year that I lost some to an animal. Could have been a raccoon or opossum (definitely nocturnal) that ate half of one pineapple that was still mostly green. Didn’t come back any more, so must not have liked the sour taste!