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DEER RESISTANT PERENNIALS

Name of plant

Our rating

Notes

Aconitum - Monkshood

***

poisonous

Achillea---yarrow                           

***

Choose good

Aquilegia canadensis--columbine

***

Will seed themselves

Allium-----chives

***

Edible by humans!

Amsonia -Blue milkweed

**

Great fall color

Anemone

 

 

Arabis (Rock-cress)

*

Needs excellent drainage

Artemesia----Wormwood                  

**

Silver foliage

Aruncus ------Goatsbeard

***

Big bold perennial

Ascelpias----Butterfly Weed

*

 

Aster

*

 

Astilbe ----

*

Needs shade/ moisture

Baptisia---False Indigo

***

Easy to grow

Boltonia asteroides--Boltonia

*

 

Buddleia davidii--Butterfly Bush

***

 

Centranthus  Valerian

 

 

Chelone--Turtle Head 

*

 

Chrysanthemum--Shasta Daisy

 

 

Cimicifuga racemosa--Bugbane

**

Late flowers

Coreopsis spp.

***

 

Dianthus spp.--Pinks      

***

Low growing

Dicentra

***

 

Dictamus albus-- Gas Plant

**

Don’t move

Digitalis

***

Biennial

Echinacea purpurea--Cone Flower 

 

 

Echinops--Globe Thistle

***

 

Eupatorium spp--Joe -Pye Weed   

**

Big perennial

Ferns

***

Excellent

Filapendula spp. Queen of the Prairie

*

Spreads in woodland

Gallium odorata

**

 

Geranium

 

 

Geum spp.                                     

*

Orange or yellow

Helleborus—Hellebore

*

 

Herbs Mint,rosemary feverfew,oregano, lemon balm, chives

***

 

Hesperis  Dames Rocket

**

 

Hibiscus

*

 

Homulus  Hops

*

Very aggressive

Iris

*

 

Lamium

***

Great ground cover

Lamiastrum

***

 

Lavandula spp--Lavender   

***

Needs sunshine

Liatris spicata--Spike Gayfeather

*

 

Limonium latifolium--Statice   

***

 

Linum

***

 

Lupinus spp.—Lupines

*

 

Lychnis

**

 

Lysimachia  Loosestrife

**

 

Matteuccia--Ostrich Fern  

***

 

Mitchella repens--PartridgeBerry 

*

 

Monarda didyma—Beebalm

***

Spreads

Myostis---Forget Me not

***

 

Narcissus---Daffodil                       

**

 

Nepeta spp.-- Catmint

***

Flowers all summer

Oenothera spp. --Evening Primrose 

**

 

Origanum spp--Oregano

**

 

Papaver orientalis--Poppy        

**

Early summer flowers

Peony

***

 

Perovskia

***

Late blooms

Phalaris---Ribbon Grass

***

 

Polemonium caer.--Jacobs Ladder         

***

Under used gem

Pulmonaria--Lungwort

 

 

Ranunculus spp. --Buttercup     

*

 

Salvia

 

 

Saponaria spp.—Soapwort

*

 

Sedums   Low varieties

**

 

Scilla spp--Scilla              

***

 

Solidago spp. Golden Rod

**

 

Stachys byzantina---Lambs Ears  

**

 

Tanecetum  tansy

***

 

Thalictrum  Meadow rue

***

 

Tiarella

 

 

Trillium

***

 

Veronica    Speedwell

 

 

Viola labrador

***

 

Yucca

*

 

Grasses

***

Great selection available

DEER RESISTANT SHRUBS

Plant name

Rating

Notes:

Acer  (Native maples  red, sugar)

***

Native varieties do very well in heavy soils

Aesculus spp.....Bottlebrush

**

Big bold shrubs

Berberis spp ....Barberry)

**

Picky – some good new varieties

Buxus microphylla

***

Winter Gem is my favorite

Campsis Radicans (Trumpetcreeper)

*

Mid summer flowers – big powerful vine

Calycanthus (Sweetshrub)

*

Likes partial shade

Celastrus Scandens (Bittersweet)

**

Native vine

Clematis

***

Lots of brilliant varieties to choose from

Cotinus (Smoketree)

**

Royal Purple has outstanding purple foliage

Cytisus .....   Scotch Broom

***

Early spring blooms

Eleagnus angustifolia... Russian Olive

***

Watch out for the thorns

Forsythia

**

 

Fraxus spp.     . Ash

***

 

Hamamelis (Witchhazel

*

Very early blooms

Hedera Lelix (English Ivy)

*

 

Hydrangea P G

***

Old  fashioned flowers for the fall

Ilex glabra (Inkberry)

*

 

Ilex opaca...... American Holly

**

 

Kalmia (Mountain Laurel)

*

 

Ligustrum (Privet)

***

 

Lindera (Spicebush

***

 

Lonicera (Honeysuckle) Shrub

***

 

Juniperus sp.......Many juniper varieties

*-***

Depends on variety

Lavandula ..... Lavender

***

 

Leucothoe fontanesiana....Drooping

*

 

Mahonia (Oregon Grape Holly

**

 

Myrica (Bayberry)

***

Very good backdrop for perennials

Nyssa sylvatica

***

Tree with great fall color

Pathenocissus tricuspidata (Boston Ivy)

**

 

Parthenocissus quinquefolia

                             Virginia creeper

***

 

Philadelphis (Mockorange

*

 

Picea pungens...Colorado Spruce

***

Never touched …all shapes

Pieris japonica (Andromeda)

**

 

Pieris floribunda (Mountain Pieris

**

 

Polygonum aubechii (Silver Lace Vine)

*

 

Potentilla

***

Hardy and easy to grow…likes sunshine

Pyracantha (Firethorn)

*

 

Rhamnus spp....Seabuckthorn

*

 

Robinia pseudoacacia........................Black Locust

***

Frisia has bright golden leaves

Spiraea

***

 

Syringa vulgaris.    .French Lilacs

**

 

Symphoricarpos (Snowberry)

**

 

Viburnum

**

Some varieties

Weigela

*

Some smashing new varieties

Wisteria

***