Description The Growing Menace--More and more, homeowners and gardeners throughout rural and suburban America have been forced to deal with a growing menace....
Included are lists of annual and.
All plants listed are known to be resistant to browsing.
Flowerbeds and Borders for Deer Country focuses on herbaceous flowering plants, ornamental soft- stemmed flowering plants and plants valued for their interesting foliage.
By making the right choices you\'ll be able to significantly reduce or eventually eliminate the need for using repellents, fences and other means of protecting your Garden from damage by deer.
With a list of well over 350 flowers and ornamental plants, Flowerbeds and Borders for Deer Country will help you select plants that are known to have a resistancy to Deer browsing damage.
This book is to help and guide Home gardeners and professionals with creating pleasing and colorful Flowerbeds and Borders in Deer country by using Deer resistant flowers and other plants.
Suburban sprawl, increased abandoned farmlands and unchecked growing populations of Deer are just some of the reasons Deer have become such a costly nuisance around the country.
Replacing plantings is one thing but even more is spent on repellents, fences and numerous other strategies for protecting landscapes, Home gardens and agricultural crops from Deer browsing damage. amounts to millions of dollars every year.
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The economic costs caused by Deer browsing damage in the U.
As a result, Deer have become a big a nuisance to Home gardeners and professionals who design and maintain landscapes and gardens.
In winter, bucks rub their antlers on sapling trees and shrubs, severely damaging the bark and seriously threatening the health and life of the plant.
Deer frequently feed on flowers, fruits, vegetables and the twigs of trees and shrubs, often permanently disfiguring them.
Deer From coast to coast, Deer have developed quite an appetite for almost anything growing in our landscapes and gardens.
Description The Growing Menace--More and more, homeowners and gardeners throughout rural and suburban America have been forced to deal with a growing menace...
