I am grateful that our deer herd is not eating the tigers.

There has been quite a bit of trimming and beheading in my garden this summer. Now we have lopsided sedums and chomped-to-the-ground Rudbeckias. I also had to rescue my potted “hibiscus circus” by moving it into the fence.

I appreciate any plant that the deer find offensive, especially when it’s as gorgeous as Double Tiger Splendens.

Peachy orange with plum-colored spots and no staining pollen. That’s a triple plus plant!

These are over four feet tall, so plant them in the back of the border. They will still be seen.

Tigers are hard to ignore…unless you are a deer.

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