Reply With QuoteWe have been using deer scram for about 3 years and it really works. The yard smells like red pepper for about a day, but other than that, it's really helped to save all of our hard work with the landscaping we have done.
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Thread: Zen.... (SNOW ALERT)
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02-28-2010, 05:42 AM #31
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Yeah, the deer ate all mine too.
Originally Posted by 7rider
The deer love our tulips, too!!!
Yummy deer-candy...just like the day lilies.
Once the snow recedes off of our tulips, we'll see what their status is. Time to head to Home Depot for a fresh gallon of Deer Off.
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02-28-2010, 10:05 AM #32
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03-01-2010, 12:21 AM #33
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There aren't any deer in our neighborhood but the squirrels go after bulbs. We put dried blood down when we planted the tulips.
I'll take a picture when they bloom. :-) I'm hoping both the magnolia trees and tulips are in bloom at the same time.
