Good bye old hello new!

11 years ago

We have pennies left after residing our house! But I'm trying to collect fairly inexpensive ideas for landscaping our front yard. We live in North Jersey. The front of the house is north west and gets some sun but is mostly shaded. I want something clean, simple and budget friendly! Help!!!

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skooty
Original Author
11 years ago
Oh and this is what we posted on FB
valeriec
11 years ago
Do you live in an area with a high deer population? If you do, buy only deer resistant plants or you will spend a small fortune on repellents that don't work all that well. I live in Hunterdon County, NJ and have learned the hard way.
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skooty
Original Author
11 years ago
We do have deer so thank you! Great advice! Any thoughts on shrubs?
tjbj
11 years ago
I just wanted to say the house looks wonderful!
valeriec
11 years ago
I've had luck with boxwood, spirea, and pieris japonica in partial shade. Big box stores and nurseries will usually have shrubs that are labeled deer resistant. However, after the harsh winter we experienced last year I noticed that the deer were eating anything that was peeking through the snow. If you are interested in planting bulbs this fall that will give you spring color try daffodils and crocus, but stay away from tulips!