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Deer-Resistant-Plants.Pdf DEER RESISTANT PLANTS OF THE NORTHWEST__________________________________________ Deer resistance of plants varies from area to area, from deer to deer. The availability of other preferred forage will determine whether deer will browse these plants, and some may tolerate this browsing. When forage is sparse, deer may eat practically any plant. Trees Shrubs Abies^ True Fir (N) Acer circinatum^ Vine Maple(N) Abelia Abelia Acer negundo Box Elder Agave Agave Acer macrophyllum^ Big Leaf Maple(N) Amelanchier^ Serviceberry (N) Acer palmatum^ Japanese Maple Andromeda polifolia* Bog Rosemary Albizzia Mimosa/Silk Tree Aralia spinosa Japanese Aralia Araucaria araucana Monkey Puzzle Tree Arctostaphylos^ Manzanita (N) Arbutus unedo^ Strawberry Tree Aucuba japonica Goldust plant Betula^ Birch (N) Baccharis pilularis Coyote Bush (N) Caragana arborescens Siberian Peashrub Berberis^ Barberry Cedrus spp. Cedar Buddleia Butterfly Bush Cephalotaxus harringtonia Japanese Plum Yew Buxus^ Boxwood Cercidiphyllum Katsura Callicarpa Beautyberry Cercis occidentalis* Western Redbud Callistemon Bottlebrush Celtis Hackberry Calluna Heather Chamaecyparis^ Hinoki False Cypress Carpenteria californica* Bush Anemone Chilopsis linearis Desert Willow Caryopteris Bluebeard Cornus drummondii Roughleaf Dogwood Calycanthus Allspice Corylus^ Hazelnut (N) Ceanothus*^ California Lilac (N) Crataegus* Hawthorn (N) Chaenomeles* Flowering Quince Eleagnus angustifolia Russian Olive Chamaerops humilis Mediterranean Fan Palm Eucalyptus^ Eucalyptus Choisya ternata^ Mexican Orange Ficus carica Fig Chrysothamnus Rabbitbrush (N) Fraxinus^ Ash (N) Cistus*^ Rockrose Gingko biloba Gingko Cornus stolonifera*^ Red Twig Dogwood (N) Gleditsia tricanthos Honeylocust Corokia cotoneaster^ Corokia Hamamalis Witch Hazel Correa^ Australilan Fuchsia Juiperus Juniper (N) Cotinus *^ Smoke Bush Laburnum waterii Goldenchain Tree Cotoneaster*^ Cotoneaster Liquidambar styraciflua Sweetgum Cytisus^ I Broom Magnolia * Magnolia Daphne^ Daphne Michelia figo Michelia Dodonaea^ Hop Bush Phyllostachys Bamboo Elaeagnus^ Silverberry Picea^ Spruce (N) Erica Heather Pinus^ Pine (N) Escallonia*^ Escallonia Prunus caroliniana^ Cherry Laurel (N) Euonymus japonica^ Euonymus Prunus subhirtella Higan Cherry Eurotoia lanata Winterfat (N) Prunus virginiana* Chokecherry (N) Fatshedera lizei Fatshedera Pseudotsuga menziesii^ Douglas Fir (N) Fremontodendron Flannel Tree Quercus Oak (N) Forsythia* Fosythia Rhus^ Sumac (N) Garrya^ Silktassle (N) Salix*^ Willow (N) Gaultheria shallon^ Salal (N) Sambucus* Elderberry (N) Grevillea Grevillea Sequoia Redwood Hebe pinguifolia ‘Pagei’*^ Hebe ‘Pagei’ Stewartia pseudocamellia Japanese Stewartia Hibiscus syriacus Rose of Sharon Styrax japonicus Japanese Snowbell Hypericum St. John’s Wort Thuja plicata^ Western Red Cedar (N) Ilex ^ I Holly Tilia cordata Little Leaf Linden Jasminum^ Jasmine Tsuga^ Hemlock (N) Juniperus^ Juniper (N) Umbellularia californica^ Oregon Myrtle (N) Kalmia latifolia Mt. Laurel (N) Wisteria* Wisteria Kerria japonica* Kerria Laurus nobilis*^ Sweet Bay Laurel Lagerstroemia* Crape Myrtle KEY: * Mostly deer resistant or tolerant ^ Suitable for coastal areas (N) Denotes Native Plant I Invasive P 1 DEER RESISTANT PLANTS OF THE NORTHWEST__________________________________________ Deer resistance of plants varies from area to area, from deer to deer. The availability of other preferred forage will determine whether deer will browse these plants, and some may tolerate this browsing. When forage is sparse, deer may eat practically any plant. Leucothoe Leucothoe Asclepias Butterfly Weed Leptospermum lanigerum^ Australian Tea Tree Aster alpinus Alpine Aster (N) Ligustrum* Privet Astilbe* False Spirea Shrubs, cont. Aubretia* Aubretia Belamcanda Blackberry Lily Lonicera^ Honeysuckle Boltonia Boltonia Mahonia*^ Oregon Grape (N) Brodiaea^ Brodiaea (N) Microbiota decussata Siberian Juniper Brunnera Chinese Forget-me-not Myrica californica*^ Pacific Wax Myrtle (N) Campanula poscharskyana^ Serbian Bellflower Nandina^ Heavenly Bamboo Campanula rotundifolia^ Olympic Bellflower (N) Nerium oleander Oleander Cardoon Artichoke Osmanthus* False Holly Carex^ Sedge Pachysitma myrsinites Oregon Boxwood (N) Centranthus ruber Jupiter’s Beard Phyllostacys Bamboo Chrysanthemum maximum Shasta Daisy Pieris Andromeda Convolvulus cneorum*^ Bush Morning Glory Podocarpus Plum Yew Coreopsis Tickseed Potentilla*^ Cinquefoil (N) Cortaderia Pampas Grass Prunus laurocerasus English Laurel Crinum Giant Lily Punica granatum* Pomegranate Crocosmia^ Crocosmia Rhamnus alaternus*^ Italian Buckthorn Crocus Crocus Rhamnus californica^ Coffeeberry (N) Cyclamen Hardy Cyclamen Rhododendron^ Rhododendron (N) Dicentra^ Bleeding Heart (N) Ribes^ Currant (N) Digitalis Foxglove Rosa*^ Wild Rose (N) Duchesnea indica* Indian Mock Strawberry Callicarpa Beautyberry Echinacea Purple Cone Flower (N) Camellia* Camellia Echinops Globe Thistle Sarcococca* Sarcococca Echium^ Echium Symphoricarpos^ Snowberry Erigeron*^ Fleabane Spiraea bumalda^ Spirea Eriogonum^ Wild Buckwheat (N) Spiraea^ Spirea (N) Eryngium^ Sea Holly Symphoricarpos*^ Snowberry (N) Erysimum* Wallflower Syringa vulgaris* Lilac Eschscholzia*^ California Poppy Taxus Yew (N) Euphorbia Spurge Trachelospermum ^ Star/Asian Jasmine Euryops^ Euryops Daisy Vaccinium ovatum*^ Evergreen Huckleberry (N) Ferns^ Ferns Viburnum*^ Viburnum (N) Festuca ovina glauca^ Blue Fescue Weigela florida Weigela Filipendula rubra Meadowsweet Yucca Yucca Fritillaria Checkered Lily (N) Gallardia* Blanket Flower (N) Perennials Gaura lindheimeri^ Gaura Geranium Hardy Geranium Acanthus mollis Grecian Pattern Plant Grasses Ornamental Grasses Achillea*^ Yarrow (N) Gypsophilia Baby’s Breath Aconitum Monkshood Gunnera^ Dinosaur Food Agapanthus Lily of the Nile Helianthemum*^ Sunrose Agastache^ Hyssop Helleborus Hellebore Allium^ Chives Hemerocallis^ Daylily Amaryllis belladonna Belladonna Lily Herbs Herbs Anemone hybrida^ Japanese Anemone Hesperis Dame’s Rocket Arabis* Rockcress Hibiscus moschuetos Perennial Hibiscus Armeria maritima*^ Sea Thrift (N) Hosta Hosta Artemesia^ Artemesia (N) Iris^ Iris (N) Arum Arum Ixia African Corn Lily Arundo donax Giant Reed Kniphofia Red Hot Poker KEY: * Mostly deer resistant or tolerant ^ Suitable for coastal areas (N) Denotes Native Plant I Invasive P 2 DEER RESISTANT PLANTS OF THE NORTHWEST__________________________________________ Deer resistance of plants varies from area to area, from deer to deer. The availability of other preferred forage will determine whether deer will browse these plants, and some may tolerate this browsing. When forage is sparse, deer may eat practically any plant. Lavandula^ Lavender Veronica Veronica Leonotis Lion’s Tail Zantedeschia^ Calla Lily Leucojum Summer/Spring Snowflake Zauschneria^ California Fuchsia (N) Lavatera^ Tree Mallow Liatris* Gayfeather Ligularia* Ligularia Linum Blue Flax (N) Perennials, cont. Groundcovers/Vines Liriope^ Lilyturf Lithodora^ Lithodora Ajuga reptans Bugleweed Lobelia* Perennial Lobelia Arctostaphyllos uva-ursi^ Kinnikinnik (N) Lupinus^ Lupine (N) Asarum caudatum Wild Ginger (N) Lychnis coronaria Rose Campion Cerastium tomentosum^ Snow-in-summer Matricaria Feverfew Ceratostigma plumbagnoides* Creeping Plumbago Mentha Mint Clematis Clematis (N) Melianthus major^ Honeybush Convallaria majalis Lily of the Valley Miscanthus Maiden Grass Cornus unalaschkensis (canadensis)^ Bunchberry (N) Monarda* Bee Balm Cymbalaria muralis^ Kenilworth Ivy Narcissus Daffodil Epimedium Bishops Hat Nepeta Catmint Fragaria chiloensis^ Wild Strawberry (N) Ophiopogon japonicus Mondo Grass Galium odoratum Sweet Woodruff Origanum^ Oregano/Marjoram Gaultheria procumbens^ Wintergreen (N) Paeony suffruticosa Tree Peony Gelsemium sempervirens Carolina Jessimine Papaver orientale^ Oriental Poppy Genista *^ Broom Penstemon* Beardstongue Hypericum calycinum St. John’s Wort Penstemon cardwellii*^ Cardwell’s Beardtongue Lamium maculatum Dead Nettle Penstemon davidsonii*^ David’s Beardtongue Laurentia fluviatilis Blue Star Creeper Perovskia^ Russian Sage Lonicera^ Honeysuckle (N) Phlomis Jerusalem Sage Myosotis^ I Forget-me-not Phormium tenax^ New Zealand Flax Oxalis^ Redwood Sorrel (N) Polygonatum*^ Solomon’s Seal (N) Pachysandra terminalis* Japanese Spurge Polystichum^ Ferns (N) Phlox subulata/diffusa*^ Creeping Phlox (N) Pulmonaria* Lungwort Raoulia australis Raoulia Romneya coulteri^ Matilja Poppy Rubus calcynoides* Creeping Raspberry Rosmarinus^ Rosemary Sedum^ Stonecrop (N) Rudbeckia* Black Eyed Susan Solanum Potato Vine Ruta^ Rue Stacys byzantina Lamb’s Ear Salvia, culinary Sage Thymus^ Thyme Salvia, ornamental Sage Vancouveria hexandra*^ Vancouveria Santolina^ Lavender Cotton Viola*^ Violet Saxifraga* Saxifrage Vinca ^ I Periwinkle Scabiosa Pincushion Flower Scilla Scilla Sedum spectabile^ Stonecrop Silene acaulis Moss campion Sisyrinchium^ Blue/Yellow-eyed Grass (N) Solidago^ Goldenrod Stachys Lambs Ears Stipa^ Feather Grass Stokesia Stokes Aster Tellima*^ Fringe Cup Teucrium fruticans Bush Germander Trillium Wake Robin (N) Tulipa Tulip KEY: * Mostly deer resistant or tolerant ^ Suitable for coastal areas (N) Denotes Native Plant I Invasive P 3 DEER RESISTANT PLANTS OF THE NORTHWEST__________________________________________ Deer resistance of plants varies from area to area, from deer to deer. The availability of other preferred forage will determine whether deer will browse these plants, and some may tolerate this browsing. When forage is sparse, deer may eat practically any plant. Annuals Ageratum Ageratum Antirrhinum Snapdragon
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