Speaking of mice and mouse-like objects, has anyone had problems with them in a greenhouse? I have a delapidated structure in which I over-winter a large collection of cactii and succulents (don't ask why I have these I don't know the answer) and amaryllis and I am having the devil's own time with something that is digging in the pots and eating the roots. I find the plant lying beside the pot, rootless, and all the soil pushed out of the pot. There is always open water in the buckets for the chickens so it can't be looking for a drink. I am trying mothballs. So far the main effect is that the chickens, in the adjacent hen pavilion, are laying mothball-scented eggs. :) Lis Allison, Carp, Ontario, Canada, -20C tonight and colder tomorrow