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|    Pavel314 to songbird    |
|    Re: garlic question    |
|    02 Nov 20 19:11:22    |
      From: pintiha@jhmi.edu              On Monday, November 2, 2020 at 6:51:20 PM UTC-5, songbird wrote:       > Frank wrote:       > ...       > > Area I put the holly might get only few hours of sun every day but I       > > think it may thrive there.       > i hope so! :)       > > We have a shade and deer problem but seeing good results wife had this       > > year and reading deer do not like garlic I think I will plant some next       > > year close to the house.       > it won't keep deer from finding and eating other       > plants. it doesn't deter them. some young deer will       > still sample onions and garlic or any other plant we       > grow here even if it is reputedly deer repellent or       > resistant or not attractive to deer. the young ones       > don't know better...       > > My neighbors got stuck in India last spring and most of the summer and I       > > planted his garden with tomatoes, squash, green beans and carrots and       > > deer ate everything to the ground.       > fences help us here, but not everything is fenced so       > we do get deer going through here at times and eating       > anything they can find that they like. until i can get       > a full enclosed fence put up they'll be around. i just       > try to make it not so easy for them...       >       >       > songbird              We were having trouble with deer until we got a motion sensor activated       squirter for the garden. That kept them away.              Paul              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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