I thought I'd show you what happens when an azalea bush meets up with a deer. (Or I guess the other way around.) I'm sure you can figure out which bush did and which bush did not become acquainted with the 4-legged, brown-eyed herbivore. The funny thing is these two bushes are about 10 feet from each other. There are four total around the front corner of the house. The two in front, facing the woods, are always chomped. The other two, facing the driveway and closer to the people, usually are unscathed.
I thought I'd show you what happens when an azalea bush meets up with a deer. (Or I guess the other way around.) I'm sure you can figure out which bush did and which bush did not become acquainted with the 4-legged, brown-eyed herbivore. The funny thing is these two bushes are about 10 feet from each other. There are four total around the front corner of the house. The two in front, facing the woods, are always chomped. The other two, facing the driveway and closer to the people, usually are unscathed.
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