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deer.PDF
Besides inflicting damage to plants in gardens and landscapes, deer also pose a health risk to humans. Repellents must be reapplied regularly throughout the winter and spring, especially after heavy rainfall.

Microsoft Word - mohonk_list.doc
This list of rarely eaten plants is based on observations of whitetail deer browsing plant material during the growing season at the historical gardens of Mohonk Mountain House, New Paltz, NY.

animal repellants.PDF
Damage inflicted by animals to plants growing in the garden and in the landscape is a problem that persists, and in some areas is increasing. Exclusion of animals with mesh fences, electric fences, and other devices to prevent animals from getting at plants is often the most satisfactory solution.

Microsoft Word - 2004 MGV program of NYS final.doc
County residents can visit it any time and each plot has signage explaining proper planting techniques and cultural information for the corresponding crops. In the opening season 20 visit were made to home bound and other gardeners with special concerns.

Explore Cornell - Home Gardening - How to Grow Annuals - Site and Soil
Consider the balance between good air circulation (which helps prevent disease) and protection from strong winds (which can dry out soil and plants). If your site has not been planted before, start improving the soil in the fall before planting annuals the following season.

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