Having spent two seasons trying to add color to what is mostly a shade garden, the prospect of adding sun-loving plants to a sun-splashed new bed is exciting.
I am amazed with each post to see how many flowering plants you have that your deer don’t eat. They would eat them down to the ground at my house even though I spend a small fortune spraying. The sage are fantastic as the deer never touch them. Creeping flox is also a good alternative for ground cover, and deer.
The deer seem to like the wild blackberry bushes around the edge of my backyard, which helps to keep them out of the garden. They do get their fair share of plants, but so far it’s been manageable. Creeping flocks is a ground cover I’m going to try this year. It’s great to hear from you.
I am amazed with each post to see how many flowering plants you have that your deer don’t eat. They would eat them down to the ground at my house even though I spend a small fortune spraying. The sage are fantastic as the deer never touch them. Creeping flox is also a good alternative for ground cover, and deer.
The deer seem to like the wild blackberry bushes around the edge of my backyard, which helps to keep them out of the garden. They do get their fair share of plants, but so far it’s been manageable. Creeping flocks is a ground cover I’m going to try this year. It’s great to hear from you.