Deer readily eat flower heads, leaving only stalks. For a 10×10 ft bed, install a fence at least 8 ft tall or cover with sturdy mesh netting.
Spray‑on repellents (putrescent egg solids, capsaicin) require frequent reapplication after rain. Electronic deterrents (available at DC Jincks’ site) protect larger areas. Compare costs and effort before choosing.
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