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Gardening

Lonestarblue

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15. Same here. The deer roam freely around here, and I like seeing them in my back yard.

Reply to luvs2sing (Reply #7)

Wed Feb 16, 2022, 11:16 AM

Feb 2022

But trying to grow anything like tomatoes or salad greens is futile. And what the deer don’t get, the squirrels do. Squirrels plop down in the herb bins and much away. They love Italian parsley!

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Same here. The deer roam freely around here, and I like seeing them in my back yard. Lonestarblue Feb 2022 #15

The only thing that bothers my parsley.. luvs2sing Feb 2022 #19

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