Those roses are wonderful! I won some earlier in the year. I won more last month and they even game me the choice of Knock Out roses! They pack their plants so carefully and give you fertilizer for them. Perfect Plants is an A+ organization.
Leslie
As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord. Joshua 24:15
I am doing a pink, blue & white cottage bed so these will be perfect. I got rosemary on sale from Santa Rosa to plant with them to hopefully keep the deer out.
Edited to add:
Does anyone know if deer eat Drift Roses?
Leslie
As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord. Joshua 24:15
North Central Massachusetts (N (Zone 5b) Life & gardens: make them beautiful
Lalambchop1 said:
Edited to add:
Does anyone know if deer eat Drift Roses?
Lalambchop, I don't know but I did read that deer are repelled by sunflowers! I think it was in a Rodale book or something, but I do remember that it said that they hate them so much that even laying the cut stalks around a perimeter is effective. I'm doing this now and no problems with deer. I've been here only for 2.5 years and my neighbors say that the deer used to walk through our backyards all the time. I don't know if they've moved elsewhere or just hate my sunflower stalks! Anyway, I thought I'd mention it.
You don't kick walls down, you pull the nails out and let them fall.
AKA Joey.
My phlox never get touched....creeping or upright. On occasion I've had something snip off sunflower buds, but they've never been touched once they actually bloom. My hosta's sometimes fall victim to deer, but not as often as you would think with the number of deer in my area.
I have had deer mow down my hosta that were HUGE down to nothing overnight!!! I'm definitely trying the sunflower trick. The only thing that works for me for deer is malgranite.
I wish I could entice my deer to eat my hosta. Maybe my deer haven't yet developed a taste for them. @Suga, perhaps you could send some of your deer down my way. I have huge plants and they really need to be reduced. I guess this will be the year I'll have to divide them. I will end up with dozens of divisions.
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