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SUCCESSFUL TREES/SHRUBS
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TREES: Willows, Evergreens, Tall, Black Walnut, Red Oak, Ash, Maple, Mulberry, Umbrella Birch, Cedars, Lilac, most trees
SHRUBS: Evergreen, Rasberry, Cedar, Burning Bush, Silver Mounds, Spireas, Dogwood, Japanese Yews, Ninebark, Hydrangea, Peonese, Hedge, Boxwood, Barberry, Alpine, Cotoneaster, Weigela
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SUCCESSFUL PERENNIALS
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PERENNIALS: Daffodils, Lambs Ears, Peonies, Iris, Ferns, Day Lilies, Mums, Black-Eyed Susan, Lily of the Valley, Grasses, Sedum, Petunias, Pansies, Geraniums, Bleed Heart, Yarrow, Myrtle, Purple Leaf, Wintercreeper, Creeping Phlox, Lady's Mantle, Astilbe, Marigolds, Cleome, Silver Mound, Lobelias, Agertum, Alyssum/Moon Flower, Cone Flowers, Dusty Miller, Coreopsis, Flowering Kale, Juniper/Morning Glory, Butterfly Bush
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SUCCESSFUL ANNUALS/VEGETABLES
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ANNUALS/VEGETABLES: Tomatoes, Rhubarb, Green Peppers, Onions, Radishes, Marigolds, Snapdragon, Cucumbers, Peas, Rasberries, Peppers, King Cardinal, Impatiens, Petunias, Alyssum
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UNSUCCESSFUL TREES/SHRUBS
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TREES: Short, Chestnut, Balsam, Flowering Crab, Cedar, Any tree can be trashed by buck rub
SHRUBS: Snow Ball, Japanese Fire Bush, Rose of Sharon, Hybiscus, Bittersweet, Small Lilac, Arborvitae, Burning Bush, Yews, Flowering Crab
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UNSUCCESSFUL PERENNIALS/ANNUALS/VEGETABLES
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PERENNIALS: Hostas, Phlox, Infant Lilacs, Tulips, Roses, Lilies, Hyacinths, Day Lilies, Moss Roses, Impatiens, Sun Flower Seedlings
ANNUALS/VEGETABLES: Carrots, Asparagus, Strawberries, Beans, Peas, Snapdragons, Peppers, Deadnettle, Petunias, Bleeding Heart, Impatiens, Zucchini, Cherry Tomatoes, Beets, Lettuce, Carrot Tops
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SUCCESSFUL PRODUCTS TO PROTECT LANDSCAPING
RECIPE TO TRY
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Deer Away, Deer Off, Fencing or Netting, Ivory Soap in nylon hung on shrub or tree, Plastic Bird Netting, Repellex, Chicken Wire, 1 egg mixed with a gallon of water sprayed on plants (spray again after rain), Liquid Fence
DEER CONTROL
1 egg
½ cup milk
1 tablespoon oil
1 tablespoon dish detergent
1 gallon water
beat egg and milk, add oil and dish detergent
add to water and stir
use with spray bottle every 2 weeks
does not hurt young plants
store in closed container
guaranteed to work per a lady who lives in Lakewood, WI
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UNSUCCESSFUL PRODUCTS TO PROTECT LANDSCAPING
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Bar Soap, Deer Repel, Dried Deer Blood, Hot Spices, Human Hair, Juicy Fruit Gum, Pepper, Plastic Fencing, Vegetable Dust
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DEER-RESISTANT PLANTING INFORMATION
Mrs. Ruth Elmer has put together an informational/picture board and resource guide sheets that provide valuable information about the kinds of flowering plants that are deer resistant. The informational/picture board and resource guides are on display in the lobby of the Civic Center and could be a valuable tool for those who struggle to find plantings that have a higher "survivability" rate in an urban environment frequented by deer.
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