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Deer-Damaged Sarracenia 'Judith Hindle': Replant in Bog Now and Trim Foliage

Immediate Steps

Replant in bog garden ASAP; keep roots moist.
Cut off all pitchers/leaves to reduce transpiration.
Roots will regenerate; plant is resilient if not dried out.

Prevention

Cut back foliage in fall to deter deer browsing.

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