And then I started assessing the damage...
So, my new blue bonsai planter which was full of succulents is totally smashed...but I also had a green pot and one of my owl pots that my cousin made.
Thankfully, my owl pot was unscathed.
And the green pot is unscathed, but the agave needed some help.
The only clue I have as to what happened comes from this:
6 comments:
So sorry about your planter. =(
Kind of a coincidence, I recently posted about cats vs owls here in East Austin. Apparently in District Nine (and you have to say that with a Yakov Smirnoff voice) birds eat cats.
Those night-time visitors up to no good.
Or maybe the owl was after some critter. These tjings happen. But its never fun.
I was expecting you to reveal the culprit as a raccoon. Bane of my gardening life here, not only breaking things, but carrying things off for several yards or so. Agree with Rock Rose; those night time visitors definitely up to no good. So glad your owl pot was spared!
Debra - I just keep asking what each district's "specialty" is - you know, like hunger games. But I'm pretty sure they don't exactly match up -
District 1: Luxury items,
District 2: stone cutting, fighting, and weaponry
District 3: electronics
District 4: fishing
District 5: electricity
District 6: transportation
District 7: lumber, paper
District 8: textiles
District 9: grain/food
District 10: livestock
Well, actually district 4 may match up pretty well between the two universes ::winky face::
hahaha Great list! Really: between The Hunger Games and Neill Blomkamp's movie I kind of feel like maybe city council was trying to deliberately snub us. When you cut us aliens do we not bleed? ;)
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