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Vic MacBournie 6/7/21 Vic MacBournie 6/7/21

Raised planters are a hit in the woodland garden

Living with deer is a wonderful experience. Everyday I see them browsing through the yard is both a joy and a horror. What are they after today? Will the prized hostas survive this time around? So, why not serve them a delicious smorgasbord right at the perfect eating height. We decided to experiment with veggies and herbs this year in raised planters. I know the rabbits can’t get them but I have a feeling the deer are going to thank me big time. Follow along this summer and see if the deer get more produce than I do from our raised-planter experiment.