Top Deer Resistant Native Plants-make your garden more beautiful and eco-friendly!#native plants

Wow, native plants that are deer-resistant! If you garden in the northeast or Mid-Atlantic, this video is for you. Help make your garden more eco-friendly by growing plants that will attract butterflies and other pollinators without fear of deer devouring them. Here are some great native plants to try in your garden!
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[PlantNative]

You explained the impact of deer on our bird population very well.

[arantzazuciocedpt]

I live in Northern NY by Rockland Co, do you think somewhere like Lowe's has these plants? My local farm doesn't have them.

[joscott]

Wonderfully informative...thank you....

[sharonlamaster]

Great information!! Thanks keep it coming...😉🌺

[bredear]

Protecting the plants is a great idea, and the other ideas are very good. But what about when the raccoons, opossums, skunks and other wildlife became a problem; eliminating the deer is not a solution.

[ferg]

I have a lot of deer come through being on the outskirts of the Metroparks, but the hyssop has been untouched for me as well. I am anti-chemical or deer repellant spray. I did try spraying diluted Irish Spring soap on my plants this year but the leaves turned crummy and the soap built up. However after stopping I immediately lost my yellow roses, purple phlox, sedum autumn joy heads, new buds of Echinachea and Black-eyed Susans, and even butterfly bush (which I now know can be invasive). Curious what your take is on the ‘eggcellent’ solution (search for YT video) that uses egg yolk, baking powder or soda, and water? While I believe this could work, at least temporarily, I worry about the effect of any spray on the flower heads to the little visitors. Surely none of this can be good for them. Sadly, I don’t hear much talk about this. Walking through my development the past few nights, I cannot believe how many have flowers compared to me, but I can’t help but think they’re spraying.