A challenge many of us face is making pretty flower pots, planters and gardens from which the deer won’t eat the flowers. Deer have a wide range of plants in their diet, but there are a few that they stay away from unless the plant is outside in the middle of a brutally cold winter.
Here are 13 plants you can quite safely depend on the flowers not being eaten by the deer; I’ve tried most of them and they have been safe, a testament because three or four deer come by my house on most days:
Bleeding heart
Boxwood
Coneflower (Echinacea)
Holly
Iris
Marigold
Nasturtium
Northern red oak
Snapdragon
Spruce
Strawflower
Yucca
Zinnia
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By Annie B. Bond

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ty
Interesting. Thanks.
Wow, could you get *more* yuppie with your tools?? We cut herbs from our garden with any sharp kitch…
TY, my cat loves to play with straws...one of his fav' toys, lol.
thanks
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Thanks for tips.
I do also live in NE PA Mts. and have most of these plants. I haven't had many problems with these plants, but there is so much else here maybe they just choose the others
ty
Thanks for the good info..
Thank You :)
Not a problem where I live but thanks
ty
In NE Pennsylvania I've learned that there's no such thing as deer resistant plants!! When they're hungry they'll eat anything!
good to know
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