Walking outside to see your prized clematis vine and garden tomatoes chewed and withered is heartbreaking, especially for dedicated and hardworking gardeners. There are some vegetables and flowers ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Deer are docile and adaptable and will feed on plants close to homes and outdoor living spaces. Who isn't in awe of the sight of a ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Recent columns have examined the benefits of fences and plant selection in deterring deer from treating Northeast Ohio gardens as an all-they-can-eat buffet, and I invited readers ...

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If you have a green thumb and decided to plant some new trees in your yard recently, you may have to deal with an unlikely enemies this fall: deer. In fact, as temperatures start to drop, deer may ...

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I got an email from one of my Spokesman-Review colleagues last week asking about keeping deer out of the garden. Stefanie Pettit had some pots in her front yard that the deer munched down regularly.

A simple mesh fence, strong-smelling herbs, motion-activated sprinklers, and timely harvesting can help protect ripening vegetables from hungry deer without requiring an expensive permanent barrier - ...

Who isn’t in awe of the sight of a herd of graceful whitetail deer bounding across a meadow or along the edge of a forest in a Metro Park? With their signature white tails waving, they are truly a ...