Deer have been eating my tulip leaves as soon as they poke out of the ground, and I am worried that I will not get any flowers this year. They even seem to be digging around the bulbs. What can I d… ...

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However, if azaleas are a must-have in your garden, and you live in a deer-frequented area, then there are a few strategies you can implement to keep the bushes free from nibbles.

As deer become more active, they could be doing damage to trees and flowers in your garden. Carrie Engel from Valley View Farms has advice and products to protect your plants.

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Deer and other four-legged free loaders are the number one concern among Ohio gardeners. And this year, there there’s a pandemics-worth of first-timer gardeners looking for ways to keep the ...

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Not Tonight, Deer! An All-Natural Deer Repellent. By Chef Daniel Orr Posted October 18, 2013. Tweet. Deer will eat just about anything. I learned that the hard way this season.