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... flowers, grasses and other expendables that can be browsed nightly by the deer. Deer have a normal range of only a mile or so. Give ... bacteria that causes the disease dies when it lives of a western fence lizard (Leopard lizards may also be helpful). (Talleklint and Eisen, 1999; ... , throw in a log or bench and you have a western fence lizard paradise. Amphibians like a pond or small marsh (under a ...
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How To Design your garden Using Native Plants
... us to help you design wildlife gardens (birds and butterflies), California herb gardens, deer (tolerant or for the deer) gardens, fire-resistant gardens, and problem gardens (for example, poor drainage; toxic amounts ... disease? The bacteria that cause the disease dies when the tick lives on the western fence lizard.(Talleklint and Eisen, 1999; Lane and Anderson. 2001.) A high number of lizards and ...
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California Lilac, Ceanothus
... Ceanothus species and whatever you do, don't water! For more information on deer problems see the Deer Page. Southern California Mountain Lilacs Central California Mountain Lilacs Northern California Mountain Lilacs ... is a hybrid of Ceanothus arboreus and Ceanothus griseus. Deer like it. So, don't plant it in high deer areas without a fence. Ceanothus Rubins Blue Description/Order Rubins blue grows ...
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hedges, wind breaks, and screens with california native plants
... deer proof. There are other natives that can be used for these purposes but we have found these to be the most effective. Plants to hide a fence ... short lived, unhealthy and more susceptible to deer. Ceanothus aren't good for high deer areas unless you plant the Ceanothus native ... The flowers are good for hummingbird birds. These are fairly deer proof and very drought tolerant. They make good hedges ...
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problems with pests in your garden
... work when there are too many deer and we do not recommend them); Pee on the plant and pee on the fence posts.( We asked these folks to ... to a 't' post(metal fence post). After a year or two move the cage to more new plants. I think the deer sit in the woods ... a small corral and bored they may eat your plants (along with the fence and barn). Hooves can be more destructive than teeth. All that weight ...
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If you have deer problems, try these native plants in your garden.
... during Deer Season) you have many leaves missing. At this level move the plants the deer like up near the house and or fence them. The fence can be very minor and still be effective at this level. This is the level all the deer ... when a deer went to eat the plants. Before I did these two, I had to sleep in the pots. The deer fence doesn't ...
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Native Landscaping of your garden or yard.
... a minimal landscape with site specific natives is the best defense against wild fires. 3. Deer and other wildlife are generally a plus in native gardens, not a problem. You can ... cruise through your front door, down the side walk to the backyard and hop the fence into the neighbors yard, never eating a plant in your garden. 4. Water. Many of ...
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deer plants for a california garden
... (during Deer Season) you have leaves missing. At this level move the plants the deer like up near the house and or fence them. The fence can be very minor and still be effective at this level. This is the level all the deer ... when a deer went to eat the plants. Before I did these two, I had to sleep in the pots. The deer fence doesn't ...
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How to build a retaining wall project into a rock garden.
... cement and wire, a lot of wire. Chicken wire, non-climb fence wire, barbed wire, rebar, or old metal fence posts. Basically any wire or metal fencing laying around goes behind the ... it cascades down and is only 6 inches to a foot tall. It is also deer proof. If the rocks available are shale, very soft granite(you can easily break it ...
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