While adorable to look at, the fairytale gets old fast when deer show up in the garden. But there are plants you can grow ...

A single deer can eat up to ten pounds of vegetation every day, and lush yards and gardens are easy pickings. Here's how to ...

The Lower Hudson Valley is home to hardiness zones 6a through 7b, which provides a great climate for many deer-resistant ...

Native fruit trees such as persimmon, wild plum, pawpaw and chokecherries can look good and produce nourishment for humans ...

Shrubs to try include dogwood, Meadowlark forsythia, lilac, juniper and viburnum. Mugo pine was on the list, but your deer ...

Native fruit trees such as persimmon, wild plum, pawpaw and chokecherries can look good and produce nourishment for humans ...

"We have to ensure for the future that we have culled the deer to the point where our parks can accommodate and that also ...

We know deer eat bushes, shrubs, and other plants, but what is going on here? Watch as a confused young buck chooses an odd afternoon snack!

Is there any hope, or can you suggest other shrubs that would be more deer resistant? It’s been a yearly battle. — Linda B. A: The shrub in the photo appears to be a Mugo pine, and by the look ...