Oh, deer me?

Hosta Friends,

One of the topics in our e-mailings was the subject of Milorganite with all 
its various names and results.  I have been about a three year veteran on the 
usage of milorganite. My results have been that it seems to do rather well 
during the summer months when there is plenty of food elsewhere.  When food 
is short as like this spring, they will go anywhere, anytime, and eat 
anything that comes in sight. I learned like the deer to eat most anything 
when I was in the army.  Monday morning I spread milorganite on my gardens 
across the creek.  On Tuesday morning there stood two deer in my 
miloraganited bed happily munching on my few daylilies.  A sign I recall 
reading in  someone's garden went somewhat like this.

Don't let no one say your name,
And say it in your shame,
That all was beauty here,
Until you came,

to which I add"

Yes, it is those damn-ageing deer. 

Yesterday I dug up 2 Taxus cuspitata-Yew densiformis and 3 Taxus cuspitata 
Yew, capitata that the deer had reduced to stems. That left me in a 'fowl' 
mood. I know I am a loser, as Mother Nature always win.

Hugh Moore adds: I always wanted to be somebody, but I should have been more 
specific.

Keep smilen:

Lemkeiowa
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