Professional Pruners For The Landscaper....

"Pruners that cost less than the competition, generally last for years and years and never need sharpening - plus they are fuzzy..."

Deer like the soft plants or the soft part of plants for the most part. They will nip a piece off most any plant during certain times of year but that often helps the plant grow more bushy. We like to think of them as professional pruners.

We have deer eating within our landscaping most every day or many times a day. Yet the herbs like mint, catnip, savory, are all doing just fine. They allow the flowering plants like daisies, rhododendron, lamb's ear, and foxglove to grow. They tend to leave some kinds of thyme alone like the creeping kinds and eat others. They have not eaten the mosses or baby tears or other small plants much if at all. They do eat small amounts of Woodruff but not enough to cause damage if you have very much of it. You will want to protect most fruit trees with in reach and many types of garden vegetables. It takes time and patience to learn what they will eat to the ground and what they will prune or pretty much leave alone. This is their home, and like most any creature, they need to eat.

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Solstice / Equinox

Vernal Equinox: 2011 Mar 20, 23:21 UTC
Summer Solstice: 2011 June 21, 17:16 UTC
Autumnal Equinox: 2011 Sept 23, 09:04 UTC
Winter Solstice: 2011 Dec 22, 5:30 UTC
Vernal Equinox: 2012 Mar 20, 05:14 UTC
Summer Solstice: 2012 June 20, 23:09 UTC
Autumnal Equinox: 2012 Sept 22, 14:49 UTC
Winter Solstice: 2012 Dec 21, 11:12 UTC
Oregon Time: -08:00 UTC

Lowest Tides

SEP 28, 2011: 08:34PM LDT -1.0
SEP 29, 2011: 09:23PM LDT -1.1
SEP 30, 2011: 10:14PM LDT -1.0
OCT 26, 2011: 07:31PM LDT -1.2
OCT 27, 2011: 08:19PM LDT -1.4
OCT 28, 2011: 09:07PM LDT -1.4
OCT 29, 2011: 09:56PM LDT -1.3
NOV 23, 2011: 05:30PM LST -1.0
NOV 24, 2011: 06:18PM LST -1.4
NOV 25, 2011: 07:06PM LST -1.6
NOV 26, 2011: 07:53PM LST -1.5
NOV 27, 2011: 08:40PM LST -1.2
DEC 23, 2011: 06:08PM LST -1.2
DEC 24, 2011: 06:54PM LST -1.4
DEC 25, 2011: 07:38PM LST -1.3
DEC 26, 2011: 08:21PM LST -1.0
Times: All times are listed in Local Standard Time(LST) or, Local Daylight Time (LDT) (when applicable). All heights are in feet referenced to Mean Lower Low Water (MLLW) predicted for Florence.
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JUL 14, 2011: 23:40 DST
AUG 13, 2011: 11:57 DST
SEP 12, 2011: 02:57 DST
OCT 11, 2011: 19:06 DST
NOV 10, 2011: 13:16 DST
DEC 10, 2011: 06:36 PST (*)
JAN 08, 2012: 23:30 PST
FEB 07, 2012: 13:54 PST
MAR 08, 2012: 01:39 PST
APR 06, 2012: 12:19 DST
MAY 05, 2012: 20:35 DST
JUN 04, 2012: 04:12 DST (*)
Lunar Eclipse: *
Oregon Time: -08:00 UTC (-7:00 During Daylight Savings Time)