This is NOT about co-existence, it is about gardens that are completely over run by animals that create serious health and traffic hazards.
Learn about the classic Spiraea 'Bridal Wreath' on this Focus on Flowers.
Deer will eat any plant if they are hungry enough. However, like us, they find some foods more appetizing than others.
Abelias are not only beautiful but practical. They are great as shrub borders and foundation plantings and are even deer resistant. Learn more...
Catnip, also known as Catmint, is aptly named. Cats love it, and it is a member of the mint family. This plant's botanical name is Nepeta.
A flemish botanist took the bulbs to the Netherlands and they became a status symbol in the gardens of wealthy Dutch families.
Whether you prefer the large hyacinths that are synonymous with the Dutch, or the smaller ones beloved by the Brits, do plant some hyacinth bulbs this fall.
A stalwart perennial in American gardens, the lanceleaf coreopsis is a native of the prairies of the Midwest. It is a plant with a sunny disposition.