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Page 22 - shelby shopper & info - 704/484-1047 www.shelbyinfo.com Thursday, April 19-April 25, 2012 Cleveland Feed and Farm Supply Everything you need for Spring! Large Assortment of Bedding Mixed Flowers & Baskets 514 W . Grover St., Shelby • 704-481-9207 Hours: Monday - Saturday 7:30am until 6:30pm 136 ARBORETUM WAY • SHELBY, NC (704) 482-2224 Check Us Out On Hours: Mon. - Fri. 8:30 am to 5:00 pm Saturday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Celebrate Spring! Come See What'ss Ne Annuals,, P Herbs, rbs, T Tomatoes and Peppers Perennials,, H oes and Peppers Hanging Baskets skets, New! Build Your Own Mixed Container Pot! CLINE'S Nursery 1901 Fallston Rd. Shelby, NC Follow Us On Facebook GERANIUM BASKETS 2 for/$ 2000 HARDWARE 704-482-4405 SHELBY 506 LAFAYETTE ST. SHELBY, NC 1901 F ll t Rd 704-487-9861 GUIDE Fertilizer Grass Seed Potting Soil Pine Needles Pinebark Mulch Top Soil op Soil Lime Protect your garden Protect your garden H omes full of garden beds with blooming fl owers and foliage can seem warm and inviting. Planting fl owers is one of the easiest ways to transform the ap- pearance of a home with minimal effort and expense. Too often homeowners plant annuals and perennials only to fi nd their hard work has been damaged by hungry animals, like deer, rabbits and underground pests. There are ways to keep animals away from plants -- many of which are humane and environmentally safe. Keeping furry marauders away from the garden is something individuals who live in rural or suburban areas have to consider when planting. Many communities are growing and encroaching on the natural habitats of wild animals. With some of their natural food sources diminishing, animals may decide to partake of the easy pickings that come from residential home gardens. If you understand how these animals feed, you can take precautions to restrict access to planting beds. Rabbits tend to munch on vegetables and ornamental plants. Small in stature and not able to scale fences very easily, rabbits might be deterred by a low fence surrounding plants. Consider dig- ging some chicken wire below the fence a few inches to discourage digging under the fence. The fence should be 18 inches high, and you should keep the openings no more than one inch because rabbits can squeeze through small openings. In terms of gophers, moles, voles, and oth- er burrowing animals, the key is preventing underground access. Chicken wire or anoth- er abrasive material put under the garden soil can help keep underground animals from burrowing under and then up into the heart of the garden. Deer are another story altogether. They are tall animals capable of rising up SRM-225 Straight Shaft Trimmer • 21.2 cc engine • 59" straight shaft • 30% reduced starting effort *With in-stock rebate 3/16/12 to 6/30/12. Original MSRP $219.99 $19999* PB-500 GET SERIOSER OUS. Backpack Blower • 50.8cc engine • 465 cfm and 195 mph $ M-F 7:30am - 5:30pm Sat. 8:00am-1:00pm HOURS: INSIDE AND OUTSIDE! 29999* *With in-stock rebate 3/16/12 to 6/30/12. Original MSRP $219.99 2012 Callies and Many More! •(5) 4 Inch Annuals Choose From: Spikes, Impatiens, Verbena, • 12 Inch Pot $1499 ©Community First Media ©CommunityFirstMedia Includes: