Meet Joan Scarlet, the Southland woman who've had enough of pesky possums ruining her rose garden - now they’re in for a surprise!
In the picturesque landscapes of Southland, one woman is making headlines as she takes on a furry foe that has been wreaking havoc on her beloved rose garden. Meet Joan Scarlet, a passionate gardener who refused to let a band of cheeky possums spoil her hard work. After witnessing these bushy-tailed bandits brazenly munching on her prized blooms, Joan decided to launch a one-woman campaign against her fluffy adversaries. Armed with determination and a sprinkle of creativity, she has assumed the role of pest controller at a local council reserve, aiming to protect not only her roses but also the integrity of the natural habitat.
Joan's not just any gardener; she’s a fierce protector of her garden! She’s been spotted devising clever traps and environmentally friendly deterrents while donning her gardening gloves and a fierce resolve. Her antics have captured the attention of her local community, inspiring neighbors to join the cause in solidarity against the marauding possums. Reports show that the ruckus made by the local possum population has escalated, and Joan is becoming somewhat of a local hero – or perhaps a superhero, depending on who you ask! Who knew that keeping the roses intact would turn into such a grand adventure?
In a hilarious twist of fate, the tussle between Joan and the possums has drawn attention from the local news and social media, giving her a platform to share her noble quest. Little did she know that her war against these frisky creatures would ignite a passionate discussion about the balance between preserving nature and protecting our gardens. With every possum that falls into her traps, Joan shares updates that keep her audience amused and engaged – she’s unintentionally become a quirky influencer in her town!
As the battle rages on, Joan’s experience is a reminder that sometimes, a little fight in the name of gardening can lead to delightful stories and unexpected friendships. Plus, did you know that possums are one of the few marsupials native to North America? They’re also remarkable creatures – they can eat up to 5,000 ticks in a season! So while Joan is putting them to task for her roses, they’re busy doing a service in nature too!
A Southland woman fed up with possums attacking her roses has assumed the role of pest controller at a council reserve. Earlier this month, Joan Scarlet of ...