20 Purple Coneflower (Echinacea purpurea, top) and. There are some tactics to keep them at bay, such as leaving fragrant soap shavings in your garden and motion detecting sprinklers and lights, but sometimes they just keep coming! Sometimes it might just be easier to plant a garden that deer don't want to eat in the first place! Keep in mind, if they are desperate, they might eat on anything to stay fed! This is not a compete list, but it gives you quite a few plants to choose from. 17 Deer resistant plants can be selected to meet any design needs. The leaves of the plant are alternatively arranged on the stalk, and they are elliptical with serrated or jagged edges. These plants can survive up to 5 to 6 years in the wild.
Deer are lovely to see, but when they get into your garden, they can wreak havoc in a very short time! Deer can jump very high, so fencing isn't always an option, especially if you are on a large lot. Deer browse (feed) on young twigs, new buds, shoots, and succulent plants in flower. The purple coneflower plant has a hairy and robust stem that can grow anywhere from 2 feet to 4 feet in height.
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