Deer resistant spring bulbs

Find out which flowering bulbs deer, rabbit, and squirrels do not like. There aren't many but you have a few options. #bulbs #floweringbulbs #springbulbs #fallgardening #gardens #gardening #gardentips #empressofdirt #flowers

Deer resistant plants help you build a landscape that won't be eaten and also help keep deer away from more favored plants and crops.

Spring is almost here which means it's almost planting season! If you live in an area with deer, you'll want to know what bulbs are deer resistant bulbs. We've put together a list just for you!

Top 10 Best Deer Resistant Plants - Here are Flower Chick's top recommendations for great looking plants that deer find distasteful. Key factors include scent and texture ...

20 Fabulous Bulbs to Plant in the Fall for Spring Blooms. This list of bulbs to plant in the fall for spring blooms includes photos of the flowers, their US Hardiness Zone, and what types of wildlife they are resistant to. Surprisingly, many bulbs are deer resistant! While bulbs generally do well in colder climates, there are a number of bulbs listed that will do well in the warmer climates of the south, too.

Deer will eat almost anything if they are hungry enough, preferring tender new plant growth that’s easier to chew. Here are 20 perennials that they don't like to eat.

Living in a wildlife corridor, I’m in a high-traffic deer zone. There are many reasons to avoid attracting wild animals to our gardens and blooming backyards. Not only are deer destructive in the vegetable and

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If you’re struggling with the deer in your neighborhood, try decorating your yard with these 12 deer resistant shrubs.

Boasting the biggest flower heads, multiple award-winner Allium 'Globemaster' is a striking ornamental onion with huge inflorescences packed with dozens of small star-shaped violet flowers forming a 10-inch wide (25 cm) globe-shaped cluster!