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Rabbit Caught Red-Pawed Eating Ornamental Sweet Potato Vines

Photo evidence confirms a rabbit as the culprit. Open-and-shut case!

About Gardening: Overwintering Sweet Potato Vine Indoors: Easy in Sunny Spot; Ornamental Sweet Potato Vine Cold Damage: Wait, Don't Replace; Sweet Potato Vine 'Margarita' (Ipomoea batatas 'Margarita'): Chartreuse Ground Cover; Ornamental Sweet Potato 'Blackie' (Ipomoea batatas 'Blackie'): Deep Purple Foliage Vine; Growing Sweet Potatoes: Tropical Roots for Northern Gardens Too; Growing Sweet Potato Slips: A Complete Guide for Home Gardeners; Ornamental Sweet Potato Tubers: Edible But Not Tasty; Storing and Propagating Ornamental Sweet Potato Tubers; Sweet Potato Scurf: Cosmetic Only, No Chemical Cure; Managing Vigorous Ornamental Sweet Potato Vines in the Landscape

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