Deer pruned Mallow
By Lorilyn57
- 24 Sep, 2013
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There is a large hosta just to the left of that mallow, Klahanie...and it wasn't even sniffed. I expected them to take out my hostas..but they seem to like the hollyhock leaves and the mallow. I'm not complaining, really. I love the deer...and they come in the early morning to the meadow and eat the new growth of the alfalfa, which I cut when it got tall and bloomed in June. The new growth is succulent and sweet and I won't have to cut it as the deer are enjoying it.
24 Sep, 2013
Seems like the taste buds of deer are different in every region. But my deer is not very selective. :-) They are beautiful animals and like them too.
25 Sep, 2013
mm the French deer never went for my hollyhocks, now newly planted baby trees, I am sure word went around when we planted our wild hedge, about 1000 whips of locally occurring trees, but I always reckon that the damage they suffered made them stronger in the end as we lost very few n had a cracking hedge when we left.
25 Sep, 2013
Happy ending then resi! :)
25 Sep, 2013
:-))
25 Sep, 2013
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Many of my plants look exactly like that. Lorilyn.
24 Sep, 2013