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Plants for Difficult Places
greengardener07

Plants for difficult places...

17 years ago

I look into this forum every so often and it seems to me a better name for this forum would be "Deer Resistant Plants" Forum.

It seems to me that if there are 25 posts per page, 20 of them are related to deer problems.

I guess I am lucky I do not experience deer in my yard too often!

Are the deer really that bad?

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