From Jackson Hole News & Guide:
Gardens can take months to bloom, but they only take a few minutes to dig up.
“It’s like a whodunit mystery,” said Lisa Miller of Twigs Garden Center.
Employees at Twigs maintain a perennial garden in front of the store at 890 S. Highway 89, and last week they noticed many of their plants had gone missing.
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“There are holes everywhere,” Miller said.
Employees filed a police report, and wildlife scavenging was quickly eliminated because the holes are precise.
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