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Aug 19, 2012 8:43 AM CST
Name: Avedon
NE Tex (Zone 8a)
Bee Lover Butterflies Cat Lover Daylilies Hummingbirder Region: Texas
Deer browsing can absolutely drive a person crazy, especially in drought years when they may eat anything. I can tell you that so far, the deer have never touched our salvias, Georgia savory ( calamintha) and rosemary because foliage is " fragrant" or oderifous--also chrysthemums. A fragrant shrub we have that they won't eat is Lonicera fragrantissa, the winter honeysuckle. I plan to put up a post on this one. One fragrant plant we have they do eat is moonflower vine, and this is supposed to be a no-no for deer, but they will eat it here. They definitely eat tuberose buds, so now ours are protected by the electric fence.

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