After a long winter, gardeners look forward to the growing season for fresh vegetables and flowers from their gardens. Part of making it a rewarding experience is knowing how to deal with insects, diseases, rabbits, woodchucks and deer. The deer population has exploded, making them a primary garden pest. But deer don’t have to win the battle, according to Wendy Tremper Wollerton, a seasoned gardener, who spent more than 25 years living on a property heavily trafficked by deer.

By trial and error, attending classes and listening to the advice of others, she developed a large garden, not fenced, where deer could walk through but were not interested in the plants. Learn what plants are not “deer candy”, different choices in fencing and deterrents that can lead to a beautiful garden.

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