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Deer are known to be a common problem for gardeners in Southeast Texas as they often feed on a variety of plants. However, there are some plants that deer are less likely to eat. Here are some deer-resistant plants that may work well in Southeast Texas:
Rosemary
Purple coneflower
'May Night' Salvia has intense, dark purple flower spikes top gray-green foliage during summer. A great, unique color addition to any landscape. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Grows in Full Sun or Part Shade 18-36" T x 24" W
Salvia, 'Mystic Spires', is a heat and humidity tolerant perennial that has lovely foliage and masses of true blue flowers for a long period.
Sweet Almond Verbena is a fragrant shrub with delicate, almond-scented white flowers. It has lance-shaped green leaves & attracts pollinators. Grows in sunny locations with well-drained soil & is drought-tolerant. Adds beauty & fragrance to outdoor spaces
Wax Myrtle Sun to Part Sun 15-20' H x 10-15' W. Great for a fast growing screen hedge. Fragrant foliage
Japanese Yew (Taxus cuspidata) is an evergreen shrub or small tree native to Japan, Korea, and China. It features dense, dark green needle-like foliage and produces small, inconspicuous flowers followed by red, berry-like fruits.
