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Fruits And Vegetables That Deer Do Not Like
When keeping deer out of the yard, homeowners often assume that they must stop growing fruits and vegetables. Humans enjoy these, so why wouldn’t deer? Though it is true that deer do nibble on some of these, there are also … Continue reading
Pretty Coreopsis Is A Deer-Repelling Machine
The perennial coreopsis is a pretty flowering plant, with beautiful golden blooms. It is also an excellent deer repeller, making it a popular choice of gardeners who are fed up with deer munching in their yards. Threadleaf coreopsis is one … Continue reading
Add Some Attractive Ageratum To The Garden For Deer Resistance
Ageratum is an attractive, flowering annual plant that is rarely damaged by deer. The creatures prefer to pass by this plant and instead munch on vegetables and other flowers. Though gardeners in deer-prone areas often select ageratum because it is … Continue reading
Benefits And Drawbacks Of Homemade Deer Repellent
When deer venture into a yard and find some plants to munch, they are likely to return. In some cases, this area will become the local hangout for the four-footed animals. Some people purchase a deer fence or commercial sprays … Continue reading
Beautiful, Deer Resistant Poppies For The Garden
Every garden can benefit from a little color and poppies are just the flower to deliver it. Whether they are of the annual or perennial variety, flowering poppies feature four to six petals of nearly any color. Bees get their … Continue reading
Hellebores On List Of New Deer Resistant Plants For 2011
Home gardeners are not content with the traditional plants and want the latest and greatest. They can usually find new additions each year, including deer repellent plants. For 2011, there are three new hellebores in this category and each is … Continue reading
Dwarf Alberta Spruce- An Attractive Deer Resistant Tree
Amidst the typical assortment of deer repellent plants, gardeners can find some deer resistant trees. One of these is the eye-catching dwarf Alberta spruce, an evergreen conifer. This tree grows best in USDA plant hardiness zones three through eight and … Continue reading
