hb3 wrote:
These shots were taken this spring on our property in east Texas..we have lots of azaleas, as the deer won't touch them!!
Have also included an orchid and a wild yellow iris shot...enjoy...HB3
Very nice hb3, love the colors
alby
Loc: very eastern pa.
what variety of azaleas do you have growing? here in pa. they are deer candy. they will even jump some fences to get to ours, need to spray with deer repellent to see any blooms at all let alone leaves.the only ones they leave alone are the deciduous varieties. thanks
Carolina Wings wrote:
Lovely set hb3...I really enjoyed the variety too :-D
Thanks so much...glad you enjoyed....
gregoryd45 wrote:
Very nice hb3, love the colors
//Thanks for looking and the kind comments....
Carolina Wings wrote:
Lovely set hb3...I really enjoyed the variety too :-D
Thanks so much...glad you enjoyed....
hb3 wrote:
These shots were taken this spring on our property in east Texas..we have lots of azaleas, as the deer won't touch them!!
Have also included an orchid and a wild yellow iris shot...enjoy...HB3
:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: Very nice! Colorful. Thanks for showing.
alby wrote:
what variety of azaleas do you have growing? here in pa. they are deer candy. they will even jump some fences to get to ours, need to spray with deer repellent to see any blooms at all let alone leaves.the only ones they leave alone are the deciduous varieties. thanks
We have several varieties of "persistent-leaf" azaleas....perhaps our Texas white tail deer behave differently than your Pa. deer. We live inside a national forest and everyone plants azaleas as one of the few deer resistant choices available....
GeneM wrote:
:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: Very nice! Colorful. Thanks for showing.
Thank you, sir...glad you enjoyed...
alby
Loc: very eastern pa.
thanks hb. will check out persistent leaf type. we have about 10 that are nothing but sticks this year. my wife keeps moving them inside our fenced in area, but that is full. we also have about 350 hostas from minis to giant and they leave them alone after the green in the woods starts to grow. they nip our daylilies just before bloom if i don't spray them. last year about half of our fancy's blooms were lost, i must do a better job this year.. thanks again about the azaleas.
Love the azaleas. Still too early for them here, but won't be long! Nice shots all around.
Treepusher wrote:
Love the azaleas. Still too early for them here, but won't be long! Nice shots all around.
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