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The solution to browsing deer doesn’t have to be a fence. Rather than fence your property to prevent deer dining, a spectacular landscape can be created by choosing plants that are generally ignored by deer.

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This entrance garden is edged with a Pittosporum hedge accompanied by two Podocarpus trees backed on a wooden fence which is draped with passion vines. On the left side of the picture blooms a white flowering Viburnum followed by two purple tipped Liropetelum. Between the two tri-colored Phormium bloom a Geranium icantum in front of a red split-leaved Japanese Maple. This planting provides a fullness and color without appealing to the deer who frequent this neighborhood.
Lynne Steinsieck, Horticulturist—Designing, Creating, Transforming, and Nurturing Landscapes and Gardens in the San Francisco Bay Area for over Fifteen Years.