To: southlake_hoosier
I've got a deer problem too. They ate six holly plants that I was overwintering in my hosta garden which is right near the street. They ate two bushes that are supposedly deer proof, took half of an arborvitae right to the center/trunk, and they ate the back half of all my rhododendrons. They also took chucks out of two foundation plants. What a mess.
15 posted on
05/15/2009 5:06:10 AM PDT by
trisham
(Zen is not easy. It takes effort to attain nothingness. And then what do you have? Bupkis.)
To: trisham
I’ve got a deer problem too
Deer=goats
They are goats with good PR
25 posted on
05/15/2009 5:25:02 AM PDT by
dennisw
(Your action becomes your habit. Your habit becomes your character, that becomes your destiny)
To: trisham
took half of an arborvitae same here, I have one that stand about 50 feet, and the lower 6 feet of it is gone now.
26 posted on
05/15/2009 5:30:13 AM PDT by
southlake_hoosier
(.... One Nation, Under God.......)
To: trisham
I have been researching how to keep rabbits from my cabbages. Beside the obvious (fencing), I have found four intriguing suggestions:
- Garlic: critters hate the smell and will avoid it
- Marigolds: same principle as garlic, and some folks think they're pretty
- Piss on it: yes, it's true. The smell of human urine will deter rabbits and deer (or so I'm told). The urine can be collected in private and used in waterings.
- Hair: dog hair and/or human hair sprinkled on the ground will plant that scent.
Hopefully this has been informative, or at least amusing.
50 posted on
05/15/2009 6:33:07 AM PDT by
Petronski
(In Germany they came first for the Communists, And I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Communist...)
To: trisham
See post 18. I have planted a zillion trees and plants since moving here three years ago. The first year the deer were a nightmare. Since I put in the garlic clips, they don't bother my stuff. Neither do the bunnies.
63 posted on
05/15/2009 7:06:02 AM PDT by
teenyelliott
(Soylent green should be made outta liberals...)
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