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Ask the Master Gardener: A fence of fishing line effective in deterring deer from eating plants

Researchers also have found that a simple homemade solution of three chicken eggs per one gallon of water is effective at keeping deer away.

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Ask the Master Gardener: Ornamental grass is easy to maintain and aesthetically pleasing

They also add beauty, form, and texture in the winter landscape.

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Ask the Master Gardener: Best mulches decompose and improve the soil beneath them

Organic mulch like wood chips, rice hulls or pine needles work the best and are most effective when placed 3-4 inches deep.

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Ask the Master Gardener: Squirrels likely culprit in dug up outdoor plants

Placing stones or river rock on top of the soil in containers, or placing chicken wire on top of the container before planting, then cutting holes in it for the plants, can be a deterrent.

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Ask the Master Gardener: Color of air plants are often enhanced with floral tint

Air plants, also known as Tillandsia, bloom once in their lifetime with leaves of dark pink or red.

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