Brewinator
Well-Known Member
So I noticed my second-year hops coming up, and so I had to do some serious weeding. As I pulled all the weeds up, an alligator lizard came up the wall and looked at me like I was a shiatheel. Ironic that in an attempt to help out my budding hops, I evict the one bug-eating denizen by removing his hideout weeds.
Lizards like foliage to hide in. So I'm thinking I need to return some ground cover once the hops return, as I want grasshoppers and caterpillars and other miscreants controlled this year. I'm thinking some ground ivy once the hops are large enough to dominate any competing plant. Anyone else have this issue?
I hike a lot and catch lizards to release at home for pest control, and want to encourage them to stay.
Lizards like foliage to hide in. So I'm thinking I need to return some ground cover once the hops return, as I want grasshoppers and caterpillars and other miscreants controlled this year. I'm thinking some ground ivy once the hops are large enough to dominate any competing plant. Anyone else have this issue?
I hike a lot and catch lizards to release at home for pest control, and want to encourage them to stay.