Been a bit of overnight damage

So it was a bit then.

Was it the front half? If so, the other half is probably still breeding somewhere.

We're currently having Muntjac trouble in the garden at work. They've munched the blooms off our Trollius, which are supposedly poisonous to all livestock.
They have also attacked some Euonymous, although curiously they've only eaten the 'Emerald Gaiety' and left other varieties untouched.

 

Not sure what bit it was, but the cat got really excited about it, was throwing up in the air & allsorts.

 

[quote="Trunky, post: 675200, member: 8356

We're currently having Muntjac trouble in the garden at work. They've munched the blooms off our Trollius, which are supposedly poisonous to all livestock.[/quote]

Quite obviously deer are immune to any types of so called toxic vegitation. 3 years running they have demolished parts my Golden Yew with zero effect that I can tell anyway.

Thanks al n for giving me a laugh as I am usually extremely grumpy regarding anything related to the subject of deer! The b.....s have been sharpening their teeth on my ancient Sambucus Racemosa Aurea. If this buys it I'll go purple as not too sure you can still get the true Racemosa Aurea and despite numerous attempts I can't get cuttings of the plant to strike.

 

Im An Animal Lover also Annymeal Lover 12 Bore Ziggs and Ile Gut Him if You Will Cook Him?? If Not Gail will Cook Him No Problem