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Imagine this: You’ve spent hundreds of dollars loading your landscape with beautiful blooms, and months installing trees, shrubs and flowers just the way you want them. Then, without warning, you wake up one morning, and it’s ruined!
Spring is the time of year when deer damage is most noticeable, particularly as plants awaken from months of dormancy and prepare to bloom.
As huge developments, new homes and loads of new gardens replace wide-open spaces, deer are literally moving in, living and eating right in your back yard.
From a distance, deer may be beautiful, graceful, even adorable animals, but at night, they become garden bandits.
How do you begin a springthrough-summer plan to protect your gardens and trees from foraging deer?
First, you have to understand the basics.
• Know where deer like to graze. Deer prefer to feed in
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