do deers eat irish moss
853221
I,m not sure, I live in a neighborhood &we; have deers down the road in the cotton field but they don't come this far into the houses
853222
No, I don't believe so. They will eat almost anything if they don't find something else. But they don't seem interested in the moss.
853223
We live in a community greatly over-populated with blacktail deer. I have some Irish moss planted from purchased starts and find that the deer do graze on it, but it doesn't seem to bother the plants. It just keeps them nicely trimmed. It is apparently not a very attractive plant to deer, and I suspect that in an area where the deer are not so dense, they wouldn't bother it much.
1965575
It does indeed have deer sounds: walking, stamping, antler rattles, snorts...I've listened to them, but have not used them to lure...they sound really good, but then they are recordings, aren't they?
141961
Plantskydd is sprayed directly on the plants you want to protect. However, this spring, as the snow melts and my spring bulbs start coming up, I plan to spray the ground surrounding the flowers. I think this will work because the smell of the coyote urine and the blood should keep the deer away. On higher shrubs you need to spray directly onto them.
1327187
Nothing is deer resistant to any degree short of fending in your plants and garden. lf a deer wants it, they eat it. tra You could get a pet wolf or a large dog to defend the area. Rat traps may piss them off so they go away. If that doesn't work, then a rifle, vegetables, potatoes and some seasoning, and you could make some nice venison stew.
2000444
I think the moles could chew it. It worked great tp protect my cypress trees from the deer. I left it on the trees from last year. From a distance you can't see it
393817
From the label - Dried Blood 39.3%, Garlic 2.8%, White Pepper 2.8%, Cloves .9%, Meat Meal 54.2%. This product has been the most effective deer repellent we've tried.
926488
Can't verify the use of the Coyote for deer. I use him in my garden area to keep dogs from using my lawn as a potty. I can tell you when I lived in the woods the only thing that did help with deer was deer fenceng and spraying the plants that the deer fencing did not cover with my own solution of eggs / hot sauce / water!
1524633
Yes, we live in Northern Michigan...pretty cold! It is wonderful stuff...the deer have not eaten our trees in four years now. We spray in late fall and they will not eat the trees.
1012150
Yes, they are perennial here in upstate NY. However, the rabbits like to eat them. We lost a couple to the rabbit family that live under our deck. Good luck
1327186
Nothing is deer resistant to any degree short of fending in your plants and garden. lf a deer wants it, they eat it. traYou could get a pet wolf or a large dog to defend the area. Rat traps may piss them off so they go away. If that doesn't work, then a rifle, vegetables, potatoes and some seasoning, and you could make some nice venison stew.
84690
I have deer in my yard all the time and they haven't done anything to my edging. They get my flowers but haven't hurt the edging once. It's held up nicely in our harsh ND weather.
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From the Kerrygold website: The vast majority of an Irish cow's diet is from rich, natural grass which grows abundantly in Ireland. Irish dairy cows graze outdoors on grass all day long for up to 312 days a year. In fact, Irish cows graze outdoors on grass for longer than almost every country in the world. Like so much of what we do, our feeding pattern follows the cycle of nature. During the winter, when grasses stop growing, Irish cows are fed dried grass (known as silage). This grass is grown throughout the year, cut fresh and stored to be used when the winter comes. Cows in Ireland calve in the spring and are therefore outdoors, grazing on green grass when they are producing milk. After calving, cows are provided with supplementary feed to help restore protein and nurture them through this period. The majority of our cows' supplementary feed is locally grown crops such as wheat and barley. As a small island, Ireland does not have enough land available to grow certain crops locally; therefore a number of crops are imported. These imported crops comply fully with strict European and Irish legislative requirements on labeling and traceability. Because our cows live outdoors for most of the year, they are free to roam and graze which is a cow's natural behavior. Although this sounds like common sense, in many milk producing countries cows will spend much of their lives indoors. As a result they do not get to eat the same amount of fresh grass. Our cows produce approximately 5,000 liters per annum. In many countries, cows are intensively farmed and milked. An Irish cow's milk `production' is deliberately much lower than in other countries as the Irish dairy system is less intensive than countries wherein dairy cows are kept indoors, fed grain exclusively and are intensively milked. While this may be less profitable, we believe that it leads to happier cows and better products. We find that what keeps our cows happy also leads to happy customers.
136195
Kelp, watercress, nettle leaf, mullein leaf, parsley, Irish moss and sheep sorrel.
1787701
We have deer in the yard constantly on winter nights. Hang the feeder high near a window, and the deer don't touch it. Squirrels will try, however!
1071052
I bought this to use for a trip to Vietnam. I encountered no deer. Sorry I can't help!
739709
It still smells good to me and most importantly it keeps the deer from eating my plants
465126
You're in luck. My ex-girlfriend is a deer biologist.I texted her and asked if an electric fence designed to keep dogs out of gardens would work against deer and she texted back that yes, it should work for deer.