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[Porkypie]

Does anyone else use these to hang up cabbage, greens etc in? I was thinking about doing so but wanted to check there wouldn't be any problems with using one - can you think of any problemos??

 

Thanks

[Ain't Nobody Here]

I think as long as they don't break the string and start eating that, it should be OK .

[dancing cloud]

I use two of them all the time and have had no problems at all (except my greedy girlies would like more!) . Eventually the string gives up at the bottom and I replace them with new ones. They are great for cabbages, spring greens, lettuces, apples etc - anything you'd rather they didn't roll round in the mud and poo before they ate it .

[Porkypie]

Ooooo, sounds great! Dancing Cloud, where do you get yours from?

[dancing cloud]

I get mine from here:-

 

http://www.organic-ally.co.uk/madness.html

 

Mine are tied round the handle of a dustbin lid and round the run mesh. Even using two at a time with my greedy-beaks, 10 will last at least a year (and I've given a couple to other people as well).

[Cinnamon]

I would love to see a photo of that,Dancing Cloud

[Porkypie]

I get mine from here:- http://www.organic-ally.co.uk/madness.html

 

Thanks, I've just placed an order

 

Do you throw whole apples in there?

[dancing cloud]

You certainly can put whole apples in, but my little monkeys won't eat them whole, they have to be cut in half so they can see the inner part . The apple halves go in the bags along with all the leaves/lettuces/cabbage halves. Now I think of it, they're definitely better fed than I am!

[Luvachicken]

Can chickens eat the pips from an apple ? I know that they contain something bad that rabbits can't have.