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" &amp;quot;So far, this has really been a taste-test to see what the rabbits like best,&amp;quot; said the ever-humorous Sharon Bale. You may recall that Jon enlisted the help of Longwood Antique Woods, and &amp;quot;baccer sticks&amp;quot; arrived at the garden. These rustic, hand-hewn tobacco sticks make quite a charming fence:  They were inserted around the perimeter, along the inside of the cedar planks.  Netting was draped over the top and stapled to the cedar planks at the bottom.  Additional sticks are attached cross-wise for stability. Its unevenness only adds to the rustic charm. And did you notice the new pergola at the end of the garden? It&amp;#039;s another beauty from Longwood, crafted from reclaimed Kentucky cedar. More on that next time, as well as a primer for container gardening, a la Jon Carloftis.  Okay critters, give it your best shot! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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