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Apparently the same rules apply for rabbits.
Deer stay away from any poisonous plants, prickly plants and strong-scented plants, like herbs.
[From last week.]Plant red-twig dogwood around the perimeter, deer love them and will fill-up on them, leaving your other plants alone. The dogwood shrub can handle the constant pruning,
apparently.
Hanging CDs, twirly garden art or flags to flap in the breeze.
Irish Spring soap shavings – it’s the strong scent again. Replace shavings after a couple of rainfalls. Some hang them in nylon
stockings around the perimeter of the garden.
Plants that deer and rabbit won't much on:
Trees:
Cedar
Crape Myrtles
Cypress
Dwarf Alberta Spruce
Elms
Hollies (Ilex crenata unconfirmed)
Junipers
Pines
Willows
Shrubs
Arborvitae
Barberries
Boxwood
Cotoneaster
Euonymus
Perennials
Ajuga
Astilbes
Ferns – all
Grasses, ornamental (Mondo grass not confirmed
yet)
Moss
Sedums
Thymes
(Thank you, Karen! :o)