The Monkey Garden
The garden that the author was talking about reminds me a lot about my grandfather’s garden. He started the garden around 3 years ago. At first it was small and he only had one. After about a year it had become very big and he had many things growing in it. He had sunflowers, beans, carrots, and much more. He also added another garden that was mainly for beans and sweet peas. It became very complex. Eventually rabbits, squirrels, and deer began to eat from his garden. He first tried to just spray stuff in his plants hooping that that would make the animals go away. That did not work. He then built a net wall around the garden. However this as not very sturdy and the rabbit and deer simply chewed it and knocked it down. We then put a much sturdier wall up and that seemed to do the trick. Although squirrels still get into it.
The passage also reminds me of the farm that dad and I hunt on. It is owned by a man named Snead. He has a very large amount of land and many fields. They are good for attracting deer and other animals. We always get our pumpkins from there. Also when the season is right we get out fresh fruit and vegetables form there.