Reducing Deer Damage in Landscapes
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Extension Gardener Webinar
7/22/21 5:30–7:30 p.m.
Expansion of urban and suburban areas into deer habitat, along with reduced predation, has resulted in explosive population growth of white-tailed deer in the eastern US and Canada. Seeking food in increasingly fragmented habitats, deer find the lush, well-fertilized plants in vegetable and flower beds particularly delectable.
Join Matt Jones (Extension Horticulture Agent) for a webinar about how to reduce deer damage in your landscape. We’ll learn about deer biology and damage mitigation strategies, including repellents, fencing, and plant selection.
Registration is free. Register through Eventbrite
This webinar is part of the Extension Gardener series that are open to everyone. This webinar can also serve as one of six prerequisites needed to be part of the Extension Master Gardener℠ Core Training and Volunteer Program. Learn more about becoming a Master Gardener℠ volunteer in Chatham County.
The Volunteer Core Training was delayed in 2020 due to COVID-19. The rescheduled training date is to be determined. Contact Matt Jones if you wish to be notified of the next round of Volunteer Core Training or have questions about the program.
QUESTIONS? Contact N.C. Cooperative Extension, Chatham County Center by calling 919-542-8243 or email matt_jones@ncsu.edu.
Persons with disabilities and persons with limited English proficiency may request accommodations to participate by contacting Ginger Cunningham, County Extension Director, at 919.542.8202, ginger_