The Connecticut Department of Forestry and Horticulture did a test of 10 deer repellents, and guess which one came in first ...

A single deer can eat up to ten pounds of vegetation every day, and lush yards and gardens are easy pickings. Here's how to ...

REPELS DEER AND RABBITS: deer and rabbits don’t have to eat vegetation for the repellent to be effective—they have a natural aversion to the scent SPRAY ON PLANTS: use to treat landscaped ...

REPELS DEER AND RABBITS: deer and rabbits don’t have to eat vegetation for the repellent to be effective—they have a natural aversion to the scent SPRAY ON PLANTS: use to treat landscaped ...

Tip number two: Plant boxwoods, oleanders or allium.

Shrubs to try include dogwood, Meadowlark forsythia, lilac, juniper and viburnum. Mugo pine was on the list, but your deer ...