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Loropetalum is a semi-evergreen that can bloom anytime

Posted on January 21, 2020 by tedmanzer

Most shrubs have a certain season where they are most attractive. Loropetalum (Loropetalum chinense) is one that can be pretty during any season. We have one at school near our greenhouses that has a few blooms and many buds right … Continue reading →

Posted in general nature | Tagged Chinese fringe flower, deep red flowers, deer damage, dense foliage, invasive, Loropetalum, pink flowers, reddish to purplish leaves, semi-evergreen, songbirds, white flowers, witch hazel family | 3 Comments

Deer like flowers too

Posted on May 22, 2018 by tedmanzer

Last week I wrote about selecting trees and shrubs to minimize deer damage. This week I’ll concentrate on flowers, both annual and perennial. Deer will tear up many annual flowers. Some of their favorites are impatiens, sweet potato vine and … Continue reading →

Posted in general nature | Tagged annual flowers, deer damage, deer repellants, electric fence, herbaceous perennials, herbaceous plants, pubescence, rough texture, spicy aroma | 3 Comments

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Loropetalum is a semi-evergreen that can bloom anytime

Deer like flowers too

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