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May 2003 Newsletter
... for roses in North Carolina.  The talk covered the following major areas with a special focus on Hybrid Teas: Planting Dig the ... you will have to pay shipping, as well. Roses Unlimited 363 N. Deer Wood Drive. Laurens, SC  29360 Phone:  864.682.7673 Email:  rosesunlmt ... fragrant and when the light hits them, you can see darker areas like the nap of velvet.  ‘Tuscany’ (aka ‘Old Velvet Rose’) ancient.  ‘ ...
carolinadistrict.org

July 2003 Newsletter
... month's message!  We have been on constant battle with the neighborhood deer that seem to think this is the Hartzell buffet every night.  ... don’t want to get a depredation permit to take care of deer, you can use an electric fence, but it must be high enough ... own roots rather than by budding onto a rootstock. In severe winter areas, own-root roses offer the advantage of being able to regenerate ...
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Columbia Black-tailed Deer
... to California). These deer prefer grassy fields at forest edges, recently burned or logged-over areas (where the ... areas with more food, or less competition for food. Large males may measure up to 90 cm (36 inches) at shoulder. Males grow branching tyned antlers (similar to Mule deer ... is a main cause of death in Black-tail Deer, parasitic infestations is second. Their predators include domestic dogs ...
www.naturepark.com

Blechnum - deer fern
... (517) 592-9450 hallsons@perennialnursery.com Description and Cultural Information: Blechnum spicant deer fern, hard fern. 12 - 30". Deer ferns have large, flat, lower growing rosettes of dark green, leathery, ... fertilizer periodically during the summer as we have normally very alkaline conditions in our shade areas. Landscape uses: Plant these ferns near the front or middle of the shady border. ...
www.perennialnursery.com

The Deer Who Share Our Gardens
... , fruitful blueberries, and rare Japanese maples! bottom jaw - deer The Whitetail Deer, Odocoileus virginianus, is a member of the family Cervidae ... Deer gather in herds only in the late Fall and Winter when the animals form small groups and share winter `yards', protected bedding areas ... can't safely allow hunting in populous areas, no matter how many deer our suburbs hide. Moreover, the conventional ...
www.rosebay.org

Deer tongue
... .) This plant is named because the leaves are shaped like a deer's tongue - long and narrow, with a reddish-purple streak at ... however, modern processes use artificial additives to enhance tobacco flavor, so deer tongue is no longer collected commercially for this purpose. The plant ... not grow well on high, dry land or in swampy, wet areas but prefers damp pine flatwoods that have been kept open with ...
www.sfrc.ufl.edu

Deer-Proof Electric Fence
... deer on vegetable gardens and landscape plants is particularly severe in suburban areas where there is some woodland habitat and not enough deer-hunting to keep numbers down. In many cases, deer ... Combining the fence with attractants or lures encourages deer to touch the fence with their noses or ... were sprayed with an odor-based deer repellent (i.e., Deer Away or Deer Stopper) and spaced every 3 to ...
www.taunton.com

Deer
... Deer Resistant Perennials OH 64 Leonard P. Perry, Extension Associate Professor Deer have been a problem all along for landscapes, but more so in recent years with increased deer populations, even in urban areas ... or placed in more sensitive areas such as along property boundaries. Even these may be eaten if deer are under severe pressure and stress for food. Deer "resistant" perennials. Acanthus ...
uvm.edu

Study shows dogs in Off-Limits system reduces deer damage
... study. However, as deer-feeding pressure increased in 1996, and bud loss was 25.2% in control areas, nearly three times as many flower clusters were produced in the deer browsing zone of the dog-protected versus control plots. Yield and returns Off Limits-protected orchards had greater yield than control areas during both years, according ...
virtualorchard.net

There is no simple solution for problem deer in urban areas
... problem deer in urban areas July 13, 2001 There is no simple solution for problem deer in urban areas There is no simple solution for dealing with deer that damage gardens and landscapes in urban areas. Deer ... trees and shrubs and vegetable gardens can become the main sources of food for deer in urban areas. "Deer are generally more likely to damage young, tender plants than older tougher plants," ...
www3.extension.umn.edu

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