June 16, 2014 | by Sara Speen
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Actual photo of our Project Manager, Joe Hayes’, garden
White tail deer may appear to be harmless, they are quite a nuisance in the garden. These super grazers leap over all but the tallest fences to devour the stems, leaves, and buds of many types of plants, including arborvitae, fir, alfalfa, and roses. They also eat fruits and vegetables.
How to Identify Deer in your Garden: If you notice jagged edges on your plant leaves and cloven hoof prints in your garden, then you probably have a deer problem. Watch out for their bean-shaped droppings as well.
How to Get Rid of Deer” There are many techniques you can try to deter deer from munching on your plants. Try some of these methods for your garden:
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