Deer in the Garden
November 24th, 2005
Deer can devastate a landscape in short order. Planting species on the “deer-resistant” lists might help, but the problem is that deer don’t always read those lists. Here are some other ideas on deer-proofing…
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Artillery fungus
May 28th, 2000
Those tarry black dots on house siding and vinyl fences are the work of artillery fungus — a nuisance fungi that commonly grows in wood mulch.