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Deer Repellants For Your Garden
By Jena Luthovski
Deer, which includes yearlings, fawns, doe and the buck, make it their habit to become a thorn at
the side of gardeners all across the nation. Plant species such as phlox, day- lilies, and hostas are
examples of what attracts deer to our gardens. Unfortunately, no matter how decorative a fence around
the garden is, most fences are not high enough to keep out deer. However, most gardeners can
breathe easily when they find successful methods for repelling deer.
The more that plants become missing and are getting damaged, the more that the damage eventually
worsens before there’s total destruction. This is after all the hard work that you put into your garden.
The deer is persistent as well as consistent when it comes to feeding from your lovely garden. It’s
almost impossible to get of them forever, but there are several ways for the green-thumb gardener to
repel a deer from the outdoor garden.
1. There has to be at least one plant substitute that deer loathe. Hybrid tea roses as well as thorny
canes, an intense scent, leathery leaves and a propensity to go sprawling into certain barriers combine
to create several rugosa hybrids that are practically deer-proof.
2. Deer normally find the entry to your landscape the same way all the time. It’s advisable to assure
that deer discover the entryway to your garden undesirable. This is not only a good place to focus on
deer-repelling plants, but to utilize the repellants as well as other deterrents. Deer often stays with the
beaten path,