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Sun, Sep 21, 08 at 13:23
| I planted a burning bush this spring and it has been doing great. Was looking forward to the fall colour. This morning I found it chewed down to about |
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| I somehow got cut off from my question. Anyway I found it chewed down to about 2 feet. I could understand if if was the dead of winter, but there's lots of food around. Any ideas of why it would be tempting now to some animal? |
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| Does it look like animal damage and not pests? I would suspect deer even though there is plenty for them to eat elsewhere. All my sunflowers were "pruned down to 4 ft; the tomatoes were chewed off at the top, and they even chewed on the rhubarb! I lost all my peaches to them and they have damaged some of the peach branches. I have to assume deer given the heighth but maybe it's bigfoot. |
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