Some bulbs always get eaten - tulips. Some seemingly never get eaten - narcissus. This year, even though snow is gone and flowers are hurling themselves into bloom (and quickly vanishing again) I'm seeing some munching on plants I would no expect. Anemone - either A. flaccida and / or A. nemorosa 'Vestal' (they've run together.) Non-bulbous - Rhododendron yakusimanum has fuzzy undersides to leaves. Deer never ate - until this year. Anyone else seen his sort of thing? Judy in New Jersey where we've flip-flopped from oddly high 78 degree F. weather back to the more normal 50s Still the grumpy left-handed, one-fingered typist - orthopedist didn't like how my wrist had "settled." So after 28 days of knitting together he "unraveled" the bones and put in pins. Today is my first post-op visit. I'd cross my fingers for a good report but with only one working hand I have none to spare --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. http://www.avast.com/