Came across this post today. I have often read about how devastatingly awful it can be to have a groundhog visit your garden. Here's someone who has a very soft heart. Sweet story. Happy ending.
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Groundhogs are cute! That one looks a lot happier than the ones that had to deliver a forecast today! 
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Oh my gosh, I love this. Love that gardener too. Chunk was like a Disney character. So glad he gets his own garden.
I knew nothing about groundhogs. They sure love their fresh vegetables. If someone did want to deter them I wonder if one of those motion detector scarecrow sprinklers that blast them with water would work?
I knew nothing about groundhogs. They sure love their fresh vegetables. If someone did want to deter them I wonder if one of those motion detector scarecrow sprinklers that blast them with water would work?
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