Hallson Gardens

This is what I am seeing ... (looks like a good-sized animal to me)

I would like to see more pictures. I was thinking even possibly bear - but it's hard to tell from the picture.

Here is a map of various wildlife tracks:

http://www.cityofmelrose.org/department ... tracks.jpg

A groundhog track will have four toes in the front, and five in the back. Back feet are about 2 1/2 inches in diameter, front feet are about 2 inches. Does that help?

Honestly - I never plant containers now without using it! It helps tremendously.

I love to plant in odd things. I've used old metal dishpans, ceramic tea-kettles, and this collinder is one of my favorite planters. I also have an old wicker rocker in the garden planted with annuals every year.