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  1. Phil A

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    From the other, other forum.

     
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      Well, do sunflowers get attacked by monkeys?
       
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      It's had 10 views but no replies :scratch:
       
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      Frequently and consistently, in my experience. :mad:
       
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        Not in my garden! :heehee:

        Actually, they're a northern hemisphere plant so are, generally, not likely to be attacked by monkeys. :)
         
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        Depends where you plant them :whistle:
         
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        Monkeys attack them in Yorkshire:paladin: :oops: getting my Monkeys and slugs mixed up:snork:
         
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          37 views and one reply saying there are no wild Monkeys in Wisconsin :snork:
           
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            I'm sure we've previously had post on here by somebody trying to grow Sunflowers in pots on their balcony in South America (I remember stuff like that, but can't remember what I did last night).

            Squirrels will climb sturdy sunflowers to eat the seeds.
             
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              Was that Girrafes grazing second floor balconies?
               
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              Lots of sunflowers round here but not seen a monkey to date.......
               
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                someone's let those frogs out of the box again.....
                 
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                  Woman down the road used to keep monkeys. She didn't grow sunflowers. :dunno:
                   
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