Deer Resistant

A plant is considered deer resistant when it is not a preferred food source for deer or when it can be grazed by deer and quickly recover without lasting effects. Deer typically avoid plants that are poisonous or have a very strong smell, such as those in the mint and onion families. Certain physical traits can also make plants unpalatable to deer, such as spines, hairs, leathery leaves, and/or particularly dense wood. Deer eat the shoots and leaves of broadleaf plants and tend to dislike conifers, sedges, and grasses. 
Shop our online selection of deer resistant plants and flowers below.

Dragonfly
  • Beautiful Garden with a great variety of flowers

    All Plants

    Welcome to the whole glorious garden party! This is everything we love—quirky...

    All Plants

  • Groundcovers

    Groundcovers

    Nature’s living carpets, groundcovers are the garden’s problem-solvers—spreading across bare soil, suppressing...

    Groundcovers

  • Shrubs & Trees

    Shrubs & Trees

    The garden's architects! Shrubs and trees are the backbone of beautiful landscapes,...

    Shrubs & Trees

  • Melinus nerviglumis Ruby Grass

    Grasses & Foliage

    Ornamental grasses and foliage plants add vital color, texture, movement, and environmental...

    Grasses & Foliage

  • Vines

    Vines

    Vines are the garden's acrobats—scrambling, twining, and draping their way across fences,...

    Vines

  • Succulents

    Succulents

    Nature's water-storing wonders! Succulents are the ultimate low-maintenance garden stars—packing plump, fleshy...

    Succulents

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