ok i "just happened" LOL to come accross another thingi, hope thing. LOL hope these ones help out. Q&A: Flowers Deer Avoid Question: We live in upstate NY, and have several areas that would be great for naturalizing perennials and bulbs. Can you suggest plants that would be somewhat deer-resistant? Answer: Deer are crafty, and if they're hungry, persistent. This is to say, take all "deer resistant" recommendations with a grain of salt because hungry deer will eat just about anything. That said, here are some choices that would work where you live: astilbe, bee balm, bleeding heart, columbine, coreopsis, crocosmia, crocus, daffodil, dahlia, foxglove, gloriosa daisy, hellebore, lupine, moss pink, pincushion flower, poppy, purple coneflower, and thyme. The only guaranteed solution to keeping deer at bay is a fence -- one tall enough that deer can't jump.

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Hi Bonniepunch, Me again. You said you are looking for something unusual. I can send you a small rooted cutting of Iochroma and a small rooted cutting of Senecio Confusis (both of these are tropical so would have to come inside for the winter. I also have a small rooted cutting of Rehmannia (Chinese Foxglove)very pretty pink flower I also have ajuga "Chocolate Soldier" or a piece of a spotted Heuchera ( cant think of the name at the moment) or Creeping Jenny ( bright lemon lime color ) I also could send a rooted piece of Violet "Freckles" . I have Chinese Sedum or Daylily Kwanza Flora Plena ( gorgeous triple bloom) and I also have a small rooted piece of varigated Artemisia . Just so you know , the cuttings are small Iochroma is about 3 inches tall, Rehmannia about 2 , and the Senecio ( because it is a vine ) about 6 inches long. This is off the top of my head. I also have canna but some of the unusual ones such as Tropicanna which has red and yellow and green striped leaves . I could send pieces of these along later in the season . I also have a small clivia (orange flower) that I could send. I am interested in your -Bird of Paradise Tree and daylily seedlings ....if any of this interests you , email me , lets see what we can work out Signet

My list: 1. Asperula Blue 2. Balsam white 3. Brachyscome 'Little Missy' 4. Browallia 5. Campanula longistyla Isabella Blue 6. Cerinthe - any blue 7. Ceratotheca triloba alba 8. Dicentra exima (white) 9. Elschscholzia california 'Wrinkled Rose' Globularia any low blue Linaria triornithophora âÂÂRoseaâ Lobelia any cascading blue annual or perennial blue like L x gerardia (spelling?) Nasturtiums - any by color (no mixes) prefer trailing/climbing, pale/white Nierembergia blue Pelargonium (Scented Geranium) - any Pennisetum glaucum 'Purple majesty' (Ornamental millet) Penstemon speciosus Plectranthus - any, especially aromatic (already have argentatus & barbatus) Plectranthus amboinicus (Cuban Oregan) Plumbago white Salvia canescens var. daghestanica Salvia chamaedryoides - would love silver leaved form Salvia coccinea white Salvia cyanescens - white, as well as blue Salvia patens 'Patio White'; as well as 'Patio Blue' Salvia rubescens - has silvery leaves/ red-orange flowers Stachys albotomentosa Stachys citrina Thyme - any Torenia Deep Blue This post was edited by primrose1x3 on Sat, Nov 30, 13 at 18:16