To be eligible to serve as a juror in North Carolina, a person must be a citizen of the state and a resident of the county, have not served as a trial juror in the past two years or served a full term as a grand juror in the past six years. Jurors must be 18 years of age, or older, and there is no maximum age limit.
Repellent plants are those that are highly aromatic, in the offensive scent category for deer. These are often perennial herbs such as artemisia, tansy, and yarrow. Culinary herbs such as mint, thyme, tarragon, oregano, dill, and chives can also be interplanted throughout the garden.
There are two main factors involved that deer tend to not like; strong smells and fuzzy foliage. Deer also do not like ornamental grasses. Not only do they not like to eat them, but they don't even like to be around the ornamental grasses. You can plant these in problems areas you have to help keep deer away. Below are a list of plants that deer tend to stay away from.