[Magdalen] Cowboy pizza.

[Marion Thompson]

Deer aren't a problem in this garden, but rabbits.  Oy!  Bring on the 
coyotes, poor things that everyone hates or fears but not me!

Marion, a pilgrim

On 3/9/2015 9:46 PM, Cantor03--- via Magdalen wrote:
> Here in Pennsylvania, it's the White-tailed Deer. There are seemingly 
> few rabbits (I had those by the ton in Wisconsin). Deer will eat 
> anything when hungry, and that usually happens with deep snow. I don't 
> see gross damage from animals, yet. I am worried about so many of my 
> exotic shrubs and trees that are of borderline hardiness, however. 
> There's been nothing like the -24 F we had here about 1989, but even 
> so, there will probably be damage. Incidentally, the deer love members 
> of the "cedar" family (more accurately Thuja genus), but they don't 
> touch Western Red Cedar (Thuja plicata). If you like this group, it 
> would be the one to plant. It does get big...very big. David Strang. .