Crocus and Juno today

meneice@att.net meneice@att.net
Sun, 15 Mar 2009 21:49:09 PDT
Kathleen (happy St. Pat's), I can't tell you about Juno iris and deer, but I
can ask is you are on Willapa Bay where I know they grow delicious oysters
if not Juno Iris?

	Shirley Meneice

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Subject: Re: [pbs] Crocus and Juno today

12 F. Brr.

I have a question, Jim, about Juno iris and palatability for deer. I  
planted some Junos several years ago, they sprouted nicely, settled  
in to flower, and then the deer came through and ate them right down  
to the ground. Are you in a fenced yard, and if not, and if there are  
deer around, what do you do to discourage them?

Kathleen
Nahcotta, WA, just above the Columbia River, where it's blowing 50  
mpg plus today, and has rained inches in the past 2 days. But not  
snowed, or hailed (much).

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