Chills

The weather has taken a turn to the chilly side around here, which has made the bunnies develop concerns about their plants. They're talking about hopping out to purchase materials to construct mini-greenhouses and tents for them, and I don't like the way that they keep checking out my cat bed, and saying how perfect the location that it's currently situated in would be for their strawberry pot! I just know they're going to try to move that thing indoors, and then I will be expected to help look after it!

Rooting Update

The bunnies popped their strawberry vine in for rooting purposes today. They're sure that they will get several plants, possibly as many as six, out of the one vine, and goodness knows what could happen if they bring it in for the winter. It will probably take over the house by spring if that happens. I spotted one of the rabbits scouting out a place for the pot the strawberries are currently rooting in, right next to my cat bed. That doesn't seem to be a good sign at all, and there is much alarming talk about how they ought to try rooting a ton of other stuff too, while they're at it!

Mailman Must Pay

I think I'll send out Christmas cards this year, to every cat that I know, and possibly to every rabbit that my bunny siblings have invited over as well. That out to make a nice, fat load for that pesky mailman. You won't believe what he has done this time. He actually lagged a package, filled with strawberry plants for rooting, to our doorstep for the bunnies! Needless to say, they were thrilled, and now they're plotting to obtain special dirt for maximum rooting potential. Does anyone know how hazardous strawberries are to our neighbors' continuing homeownership?

Sneaking Out

The bunnies are thinking of creeping out this afternoon, and I think strawberries might be involved. Do you think I have time to call and warn the stores? They've seen lots of 25 and 50 plants offered in their catalogues so that's what they're looking at. And even worse, they offered to use one of my spare leashes and take me along!

Strawberries!

The rabbits are looking for strawberry plants to purchase now, just to tide them over until their seeds start sprouting, of course! Do you guys know how bad strawberry plants are for spreading and invading? Granted, the rabbits have said they will put them in hanging pots to open up more gardening room, but I don't trust those pots to contain those sneaky little plants. If you think strawberries are cute little red things, think again! They're invaders in planning! If they're put into hanging pots, it will undoubtedly just open up an invasion route to the roof for them!