Very Deer Resistant Garden: 30 Plants $401.70

Full Sun to Part Sun

This collection features a variety of native plants that have been proven to be extremely deer resistant, making it perfect for gardens in areas with prevalent deer populations. The plants in this collection have withstood even the toughest nibblers, ensuring that your garden will remain intact and flourishing. Additionally, many of the plants in this collection are also butterfly host plants, providing a welcoming habitat for these beneficial insects. Transform your garden into a haven for native species while keeping deer at bay with this carefully curated collection.

This garden includes:

4 Anise Hyssop (1 Gallon): Blooms from early Summer until front.  A pollinator magnet and a wonderful nectar producer.

2 Bronze Fennel (1 Gallon):  6’ tall bronze fern like stalks topped with yellow flowers.  A  host plant for the Black Swallowtail butterfly 

3 Purple Giant Hyssop (1 Gallon): Sets soft plumes of the palest purple flowers that top out at 6 feet, soaring above most other plants in the garden. Makes this plant highly attractive to bees and butterflies

2 Jacob Cline Monarda (2 Gallon): 'Jacob Cline' Monarda is a colorfully vibrant, mildew-resistant variety of the cherished Bee Balm plant. Loved by both gardeners and hummingbirds.

4 Whirled Coreopsis Tickseed (1 Gallon):  Wonderful pollinator plant that regenerates generously year after year.

2 Hairy Mountain Mint (1 Gallon):  The small white to lavender flowers have subtle purple spots and are packed with nectar inviting all kinds of bees, wasps, flies, beetles, moths and butterflies. It indeed is one of THE natives to have to attract pollinators.

2 Bradbury's Monarda (1 Gallon): Tolerates sun and shade conditions and average garden soil. It has a wonderful minty/oregano smell, is deer resistant, and will attract many pollinating insects.

3 Yellow Giant Hyssop (1 Gallon):  A robust grower and can reach heights from 3 to 7 feet.  Depending on the age and overall size of the plant, its flower spike can be up to 16 inches long!These understated blossoms are a booming nectar source for many pollinators and butterflies.

2 Tuberosa Butterfly Weed (1/2 Gallon): A tough, drought-tolerant native with intense orange flowers in mid to late summer. Attracts many varieties of butterflies and is especially attractive to Monarchs

2 Great Coneflower (1 Gallon): Giant Coneflower has clumps of silvery-blue foliage that give rise to stately flower stalks. Host plant for local butterflies

2 Culvers Root (1 Gallon): 5' tall and and amazing pollinator plant.  Also the host plant for the Buckeye Butterfly. 

2 Rose Swamp Milkweed (1 Gallon): Host plant for the Monarch Butterfly!