Can deer eat rhododendron? They poison any animals I know and quick tooI have placed 8 cameras in the woods within 50m or so from our house to catch the various animals that wander through. There is an active fox den that is kind of the center of activity.
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I have been told by many people they don't. I can tell you 1st hand they do
Gotta get me some deerI have been told by many people they don't. I can tell you 1st hand they do
If they were poisoned it wasn't deadly - I have clips of them just about every night on the woods cams
They seem to eat just about anything, including POISON IVY of all things! They do all my rhododendron trimming for me in the front yard.I have been told by many people they don't. I can tell you 1st hand they do
If they were poisoned it wasn't deadly - I have clips of them just about every night on the woods cams
My sister tried every deer-resistant or deer-proof plant in zone 7. A hungry deer will eat anything, holly bushes and red cedar included. Some people call them wild goats. They ended up fencing a back yard so she could have flowers.
Same here, they eat the flower buds and the new leaves on the Rhododendrons, They eat the flower buds and leaves on the mountain laurel, they eat the Yuccas, the new buds and flowers on just about everything in my yard, we have a fenced in area for the dogs and the deer come up to the edge of the fence and eat along it, the dogs run out and bark at them and the deer stand there looking at them and then go back to eating.
Ugh...Bamboo...worst thing for anyone to ever plant, highly invasive and almost impossible to kill and get rid of
The reason people are affected by poison ivy is because of an allergic reaction, many animals including goats eat poison ivy without any ill affects because they are not allergic to it, Dogs generally won't have a reaction but will carry the oil into your home and you can get affected from transfer of the oil to human
