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Deer Resistant Gardening: November 2010
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010. Brachycome, Swan River Daisy. Cleome, Spider Flower. Iopmoea, Moon Flower. Lobularia martima, Allysum. Mimulus, Monkey Flower. Myosotis, Forget Me Not. Nepeta, Creeping Charlie. Osteospermum, African Daisy. Pennisetum ‘Rubrum’, Red Fountain Grass. Ricinus, Castor Bean Plant. Rudbeckia, Black Eyed Susan. Salvia ‘Victoria Blue’. Scabiosa, Pin Cushion Flower. Senecio, Dusty Miller. Solanum jasminoides, Potatoe Vine. Parthenocissus, Virginia Creeper/Boston Ivy. Cotinus, Smoke Bush.
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Deer Resistant Gardening: April 2011
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Saturday, April 30, 2011. Scarecrow Motion Activated Sprinkler. Urban Oasis uses the scarecrow to keep deer out of our demonstration beds. We have found them very effective combined with Plantskyd deer spray. They are thrilled to have them on special this week $79.99 regular price $129.99. Works day and night without chemicals or unsightly barriers. Can be linked to other ScareCrows to form an effective water barrier. Conserves water - uses just 2 to 3 cups per deterrence. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Deer Resistant Gardening: November 2011
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Monday, November 28, 2011. Dear CRD Resident,. Thank you once again for your submission to deermanagement@crd.bc.ca. In the 3 months since opening this dedicated e-mail address we have received nearly 400 responses, which speaks to the depth of public interest in deer management on the South Island. We will consider all feedback that we receive as we move forward. In developing the terms of reference for the CRD Deer Management Plan, staff have been instructed that the document should consider:. E-mail a...
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Deer Resistant Gardening: April 2008
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Sunday, April 6, 2008. As a kid I always loved Daffodils, as an adult they were so common place, I lost the wonder they evoked. You must admit a bloom doesn't get much more exotic. In more recent years, I have re-kindled my affection for them. The real beauty of Daffodils aside from the explosion of new forms, is that they are reliably deer resistant. In recent years this has become increasingly important. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Urban Oasis Garden Centre. View my complete profile.
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Deer Resistant Gardening: October 2011
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Wednesday, October 19, 2011. Deer Resistant Spring Bulbs. There are quite a number of deer resistant Spring bulbs.Her is a sample of some that we have for sale at the store this fall. For a bold statement in the garden, you can't do better than growing the Eremurus or Foxtail Lily. This statuesque perennial is fully frost hardy, and should be planted in a sunny, warm, sheltered area where they will reward you with their showy foxtail spikes and warm exotic hues. The white form is quite lovely. They have ...
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Deer Resistant Gardening: Deer Resistant Spring Bulbs
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Wednesday, October 19, 2011. Deer Resistant Spring Bulbs. There are quite a number of deer resistant Spring bulbs.Her is a sample of some that we have for sale at the store this fall. For a bold statement in the garden, you can't do better than growing the Eremurus or Foxtail Lily. This statuesque perennial is fully frost hardy, and should be planted in a sunny, warm, sheltered area where they will reward you with their showy foxtail spikes and warm exotic hues. The white form is quite lovely. They have ...
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Deer Resistant Gardening: Sunny Deer resistant perennial borders
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Monday, May 2, 2011. Sunny Deer resistant perennial borders. The first three plants go to the back of the border, or in the middle if it's a two sided bed. The single plant is a specimen in front of that, and the others are arranged, by height in front of that. If it's a two sided bed you only need to buy. The 13 plants remaining , after you re-use the first three plants that formed the back of the border. Coreopsis yellow x3 (Moonbeam). Salvia x3 (May Night). Lupine (Russel Series) x1. Joe Pye weed x3.
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Deer Resistant Gardening: Deer CRD Resident
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Monday, November 28, 2011. Dear CRD Resident,. Thank you once again for your submission to deermanagement@crd.bc.ca. In the 3 months since opening this dedicated e-mail address we have received nearly 400 responses, which speaks to the depth of public interest in deer management on the South Island. We will consider all feedback that we receive as we move forward. In developing the terms of reference for the CRD Deer Management Plan, staff have been instructed that the document should consider:. E-mail a...
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Deer Resistant Gardening: May 2011
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Wednesday, May 4, 2011. Rhodo and Azalea beds. Young Rhodos and Azaleas can be pruned to form a compact plant. The light pruning should be done immediately after blooming. If you leave pruning too late you will cut off next years buds. Older Rhodos need very little pruning unless they are leggy. Prune back to where you can see a leaf node, or green leaves. Prune out dead or broken branches anytime. Victoria has a Rhododendron Society if you interested in learning more here is their link. Their shapes wor...
