08Jul
Facing deer problems with your landscape?
Do you have deer that visit your property? Don’t worry, you can still have beautiful landscaping, but you’ll need to pay attention to what types of plants you incorporate into your beds.
If you have Hosta and Arborvitae, then you’re sure to have noticed that the deer have been eating them like crazy! We suggest that if you have deer problems, that you don’t mess around with sprays and deterrents which don’t work all that great anyways, but instead plant varieties that deer tend not to eat.
Here are a few plants that you’ll want to consider:
Evergreen (and Broadleaf evergreen) Shrubs:
Juniper
Spruce
Boxwood
Pieris
Mountain Laurel
Deciduous Shrubs:
Spirea
Lilac
Bayberry
Butterfly Bush
Witch hazel
Rose of Sharon
Perennials:
Nepeta
Coreopsis
Foxglove
Yucca
Brunnera
Sweet Woodruff
Lambs Ear
Bee Balm
Lungwort
Russian Sage
One last bonus for all of you who really want Arborvitae: There’s one variety that stands out as being deer resistant. Try “Green Giant Arborvitae”.
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