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Who's eating my Iceland Poppy?
I planted pansies, snaps, ranuncs, anenomies, California Poppies and Iceland Poppies in a bed. I also planted a bunch of kale, cauliflower and broccoli in another bed. Somebody ate the kale, broccoli and Iceland Poppies, leaving the rest of the stuff totally untouched.
I've now netted the kale and broc, but I can't net the Iceland Poppies.
Who did this dastardly deed? I live near open space in the (relative to the rest of the country) warm west coast. I haven't seen a rabbit in my back yard but there have been possums and reports of raccoons. I know it wasn't a bug because the plants were MUNCHED. That's why I think it's a durn varmint. What you think?
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Even though you haven't seen them rabbits could be the culprit. Deer are also know to eat those plants. Hope you find out who or what is munching your plants. If you can get a trail camera from a friend or relative set it up and find out who the culprit is.
- Anonymous5 years ago
If you live in the UK it is legal to grow opium poppies but is ILLEGAL to harvest the seed heads.