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Hey friends welcome to Gardening with Creekside today we are going to take a look at uh a group of plants that you the viewers have requested a few weeks ago Jerry and I were talking about
Plants and just life in general and we were asking you what are some of like categories of plants that you are looking for in your garden so for example like drought tolerant um deer resistant hummingbird attractors those kinds of things and I would say one if not the most popular question um
Or request test was for rabbit resistant plants so that is what we are going to look at today I am going to preface this there is no such thing as a rabbit proof a deer proof plant if animals
Are hungry they are going to eat whatever they can find however these plants that I going to share with you today are uh across the board if you research these groups of plants um are generally known as being rabbit resistant there are um we’re going to look at most of the plants
If not the majority of the plants today are all going to be perennials and then one shrub so when I was doing my research there were um these annual I mean these perennials rather and the shrub was widely recognized as being rabbit resistant when I looked at annuals uh because of
Course we all love our annual color there was some mixed information and I don’t have good solid um facts that I can confidently say this annual is rabbit resistant and you can safely plant it in
Your garden therefore we’re not going to have any annuals in this uh group of plants today that I’m talking about however iron sharpens iron and so I would love it if you have personal experience U with rabbits in your yard and you have found other plants that are not listed on the ones
That I’m talking about today please list them in the comments below because other viewers will read those comments and we will see and learn from one another that is what is great about this gardening Community is that we come can learn from one another so if you have some tried andrue rabbit
Resistant plants please put them in the comments below all right so without further Ado let’s get going and I have my notes because we have a lot of plants to cover and I want to give you the correct
Information now okay the first we have plants that we’re going to talk about are ailia or Yaro Yaro um is known as being rabbit resistant the two that I want to talk about because yo is what I
Would call like your grandmother’s you know old timey plant like it’s been around forever and in the past it could be quite a nuisance because it would spread in your garden however some of these new varieties are much more what I’ll call well- behaved they stay in their spot and they
Have nice tight upright um stems and flowers on them so Firefly Peach sky is going to be for those folks who love that beautiful peach color Firefly Peach sky has light peachy orange flowers that will age to a nice beautiful yellow ailia needs that full sun so a maximum um excuse
Me minimum rather of 6 hours so 6 hours all the way to full day sun it is going to be a little bit tall right so it’s going to be 36 in tall by 32 in wide but that’s the great thing about these
New ailia nice strong strong stems the Firefly collection from Proven Winners has been bred to have really strong upright stems that do not flop and is going to be Hardy in zones 3 to 8 and again
It is rabbit resistant also deer resistant uh not all plants go both ways but a lot of times they do overlap so this is also deer resistant and it attracts your butterflies um with that nice strong upright habit and very well behaved I have to tell you very well behaved now if you
Don’t want to do the peachy color then look at Firefly sunshine it’s one of my personal favorites because it is a bright cheery yellow yellow that same kind of habit as the Firefly Peach Sky strong
Upright stems on it but it’s going to be a little bit of a smaller plant it is only going to be 30 in tall by 28 in wide so if the peach sky is going to be too big for you look at the um the
Sunshine it is could be a really great option for you but it is one of the very best yos for that long blooming color throughout the season and then those bright cheery yellow flowers contrast really nicely with the dark um gray green foliage still Hardy en zones 3 to8 and then achill across
The board is going to be drought tolerant salt tolerant and it has low to average water needs so this is not one that you want to put tons of water on it once it’s established it is drought
Tolerant so just minimal water um will be good for those next aliums aliums across the board are well known to be rabbit resistant why because aliums are are onions they belong in the onion family Serendipity is a gorgeous alium it is H just a beautiful performer where it has these big
Nice um purple blooms on them and that ball fash at the top kind of the a bluish foliage stunning and if you’re familiar with alium you might know like the well-known Millennium well Serendipity is
A sport of that meaning that it’s a um it comes from that line but it has that great beautiful blue foliage so that’s going to be the difference really um of Millennium and Serendipity your alens
Can need that full to part sun so I would say a minimum of 5 hours you might get away with four uh you could try it so four to five to all day sun Harding in zones 4 to eight so it’s going
To be very cold tolerant and this is going to be 20 in tall and 15 in wide and that 20 in is going to be including your blooms on it it is a massive pollinator attractor it is a beautiful beautiful
Plant when you have these especially if you can put them in kind of a mass planting and when I say Mass planting I mean like two to three or more together it makes a huge attraction and if you’re looking to support your honeybees and your bumblebees then Serendipity is definitely going
To be the one for you and if there’s any doubt whether it’s in the onion family just break off a leaf a stem and just kind of crush it and smell it and it has that lovely green onion smell so
That what is what makes it so resistant to your um your rabbits and uh again has low to average water needs so we love that next for my folks that have a sha Garden the crusted surf Fern from
Proven winterers this is a really fun Japanese painted Fern but what makes it different from other Japanese painted fern is that on the tips of the fronds it’s double crusted so it has like
This little fringy uh tip to it so that makes it really fun and in my opinion can you ever have too many Japanese painted ferns in your shade garden I think not so crusted surf is going to be also a
Bit more vigorous and it’s going to be a bit more taller than maybe other Japanese painted ferns we think Japanese painted ferns are kind of low and wide crusted surf will actually get some height to
It this be perfect for the middle of the Border in your shade garden it um is of course perfect for moist shady areas with ferns as a general rule especially your Japanese painted ferns they like
That consistent water so if you have an area in your shade garden that stays more damp then think about adding that crusted surf because I know in the shade sometimes where we have those hostas and those more tender perennials that rabbits are attracted to so dot in your crusted surfs
And you will be good to go uh it is going to be obviously a shade garden so part to full shade so that means 4 hours maybe 5 hours if it was just Morning Sun or less and this is going to
Depend on your Zone it’s Hardy in zones 3 to 8 so it’s very cold tolerant and again keep in mind be a student of your own garden the cooler your climates are typically the more sun they can
Take I’m a Zone 8A so I’m on the the warm side of this I definitely only when I have a couple hours of Morning Sun and that is it I cannot do bright hot afternoon sun they will fry this is going to
Be 22 in tall and 30 in wide so it’s going to have a really nice presence in your garden uh paired with your other shade perennials and annimals now next is a new one this year this is standby me
Pink Claus we’ve had standby me and other colors now we have pink pink now this standby me pink Cletus is really nice because it’s a completely herbaceous Cletus meaning that you can um cut it all the way back down to the ground in the you know winter late late winter early spring before
You get any growth on it you can completely cut it back and all the growth will come back brand new every single spring um this is going to it’s going to flowers will appear profusely beginning in late spring peeking in early summer and then continuing to show color until fall so you’ve got
This beautiful display where you have this nice kind of upright cuz it can get 42 in tall and 20 26 in wide so it’s going to get a nice presence to it and just covered in those pink flowers and
Then after the flowers are done you’re going to get attractive cream threadlike seed heads that follow with that broad green foliage so even after the flowers disappear you still have a lot of interest and then you’re going to have repeat blooms on that throughout the season now because
It is a Claus it does benefit um from being staked or put a a cage around it or like you can do what I did in the signature Gardens is I just put it next to um taller plants that it can support on
Those plants and and kind of use that as a support to go up I am in the greenhouse and my fellas are working on uh electrical today so if you hear some commotion just know we’re in active construction
Zone around here cuz we got a multitask right here at gardening of the creek side so obviously I’m in the new production greenhouse and uh Andrew and Jerry are finishing up electrical and so if you hear something that’s all it is next oh also the standby me pink is deer resistant so
That is really really nice Hardy in zones 3 to 7 so extremely cold to tolerant and maybe in a Zone eight I am trying it I am trying this plant because I have heard of other people in my zone
Have had great success with it so we’re going to go ahead and give it a whirl right so Guardian is one big experiment so if you really are attracted to a plant and you really want to go for it but
Maybe the zones or the sun could be a little iffy I just say go for it you know why not it’s a plant it’ll be fun right next this is a whole series but we’re going to highlight two of them because I
Absolutely adore the Rainbow Rhythm day lies from Proven Winners our friends at Walter’s Gardens are the breeders of these guys and they are just the most phenomenal day lies ever they have massive blooms on them you get this great green like grass kind of foliage on them they have um a long Bloom
Period and they come in a range of colors and sizes and just all sorts of fun things right so Rainbow Rhythm day lies rabbit resistant the first one we’re going to look at got our two new we have
Two new varieties that are coming out this year I want to share with you and we’ve talked about these before but blazing Glory blazing glory is um has 6 in golden yellow flowers with bold burgundy
Red eye and matching pick Edge so this is a really fun one because you’ve got this really deep golden yellow with this bright burgundy surrounding the plant in various and the flower in various areas
And um it also has um kind of bit of a little bit of an edge around it kind of a little frilly kind of look to it and if you’re familiar with king of Ages because king of Ages is another Rainbow
Rhythm from Improvement winners this is one the flower is going to be a little bit smaller and the plant is going to be a little bit smaller about 6 in shorter so if king of Ages was too big for you
Check out blazing Glory as all day lies are going to be full to part sun and they are Hardy in zones 3 to 9 so I mean that that is a huge range of growing zones so zones 3 to 9 it is going to be
32 in tall and 24 in wide and as most dayes are is going to be bee friendly attracts your butterflies and your hummingbirds and just a great presence in your garden we have this in multiple areas in the
Display Gardens at the nursery cannot wait to see them in all their Glory the next one Blood Sweat and Tears now I love this name because I joke because I’m like every Gardener can a test to this
We’ve all poured in Blood Sweat and Tears into our Gardens I was doing a little research though and it was the um the breeder was like finally I’ve put Blood Sweat and Tears into trying to get this
Beautiful red day Lily and uh he he finally got it and so that was how he came up with the name which I absolutely loved I have massive 6in raspberry red flowers that are complemented by a wide Rosy
Pink eye that leads to a yellow throat and it has a thin white margin on the edge of each petal it is a beautiful beautiful flower and again we have it in Mass planting in the display Gardens at the
Nursery is going to be absolutely stunning also this was bread in Minnesota so it can absolutely take that cold weather it is extremely cold hearty still the same as most daily right full depart Sun
Those zones 3 to 9 this is going to be a little bit shorter though than your blazing Glory 28 in tall the 24 in wide so Blood Sweat and Tears cannot wait to see this one when it is in full
Bloom this coming summer now neopia if you’re familiar with neopia if you don’t know that name maybe you know red hot poker right again this is what I call a Grandmama plant uh your grandmother probably had some red hot pokers in her garden well Preen winners has the Pyromania series and
The Pyromania series as its name suggests is a rainbow of hot colors including red oranges and yellows and there’s multiple different varieties within that ponia series they’re all going to be rabbit resistant one that we’re going to look at today is solar flare solar flare is bright
Sunny yellow flowers that hold that consistent color throughout the season neopia is really fun in the garden because it has a very upright Habit to it has this beautiful green grass-like foliage um that really does resemble a grass so when it’s not blooming a lot of people at the nursery think
That it is a grass where I am in North Carolina aone a day it is an evergreen so even right now and you know we’re approaching mid January it is still nice and Lush and green I do like to
Give it a really good haircut right at the end of winter going into spring because it will flush out all this brand new growth now the Pyromania and the solar flare are also great because they’re re
Bloomers so they just could keep producing flowers All Summer Long of course you get the initial big flush right but then as the season goes I mean you’re just seeing pop it pops up over and over
And over again really really fun you can dead head those old ones I do just to keep the plant looking clean whenever I’m in there I’ll just go through and just snip it I don’t know once every
Two weeks just clean up the plant it’s going to be full sun definitely full sun so you get that nice strong upright habit on it and it’s going to be 3 and 1/2 ft tall so it’s going to be a good
Size in your garden depending on your garden it could be in the middle or the back just depends on what you got going on in there so 3 and 1/2 ft tall and 2 and 1/2 ft wide neopia is um great
Drought tolerant plant so low to average water uh needs and it attracts your butterflies your hummingbirds your bees and it is deer resistant as well love noia I think it is really underused in the garden so check it out solar flare is beautiful with that big bright yellow can you
Tell I like yellow I have a lot of yellow in my garden next is NEPA NEPA also known as cat mint so if you notice these plants that have um a scent to them when they are broken or crushed tend to be
More pest resistant NEPA cat mint is in that mint family when you crush it it has a very nice kind of that herbaceous minty smell to it and that’s why it’s called cat mint it’s cuz when it’s Crush
Cats are attracted to that uh smell now I have two of them that I’m going to share with you one is the great cats pajamas by Proven Winners right so I think if you are a follower of proven winners
You know cat’s pajamas really really well um this is going to be a bit of a shorter smaller variety than cats meow also what Proven Winners has and it’s going to bloom two to 3 weeks earlier than
Cats meow now cats meow is a great plant I have it in the signature Garden but if you’re looking for something shorter and an earlier Bloom go with cat’s pajamas if you’re like me just plant them
Both right CU you have a great sucession of color in your garden also cat’s pajamas is going to be different than other NEPA because it blooms all the way down from the base of the stem at the soil
All the way up the stem so when your cat’s pajamas is In Bloom I mean the whole plant is absolutely covered in blue flowers massive pollinator attractor your honeybees love this plant it is
Going to be in full sun you want that 6 hours plus to get that nice strong habit on it Hardy in zones 3 to8 with the blooms it’s going to be 14 in tall by 20 in wide so it’s got a nice kind of a wider
Habit to it load of water average needs attracts your butterflies your hummingbirds your bees is also deer resistant little tip little growing tip after your cat’s um pajamas is a nice big full Bloom and you start to notice that the blooms are starting to fade give it a nice haircut just give
It a little trim and it will re flush and then it will just keep producing flowers not quite as strong as your spring flush but don’t be afraid to go ahead and prune it to get more flowers new one
On the market is chartreuse on the loose if you’ve been around us for like the last year because it’s almost been a year since we uh started to trial this plant I love chartreuse on the Loose by its name it is a beautiful chartreuse color bright bright yellow lime green chartreuse color that
Has beautiful purple flowers on it chartreuse um really does give you and I pr winners said it gives you three seasons of Interest where I am it’s giving me four even in January it is still bright yellow from a distance you can see that beautiful folage on it um you get that cluster
Of lavender blue flowers and those flowers are continuous Bloomers so whereas with cat’s pajamas we need to give it a little trim chartreuse on the loose you don’t you can literally just leave it alone now if you need to clean up your plant you can and it’s certainly not going to hurt to
Give it a little trim but it will produce those beautiful lavender blue flowers all season long long without you trimming it it is going to be full sun zones 3 to 8 it is going to be 10 in
Tall but 24 in wide so she makes a great presence and because it is so short it is perfect for the front of your border that is where I have it so you just put it you know that beautiful chartreuse
Color if you can um plant either them in mass or put multiples throughout a flower bed to kind of continue that color along it will just really pop in the garden especially if you do something dark
Behind it and it is deer resistant as well so there you go next pink profusion Salvia I was and I’m just going to be honest y’all I was never a fan of perennial Salvia until I found
Pink profusion it just didn’t do it for me they just were they would bloom once and they were okay I would rather just do the annual Salvia well our friends at Walters sent me uh some of the pink profusion and on my word they completely changed my mind on perennial Salvia pink profusion
Is just an amazing plant with Gorgeous stunning blooms because it is such an amazing plant it is the perennial of the year for 24 for Proven Winners so y’all you need this plant it has dark pink flowers that are produced on darker pink cxes that’s what holds the flower so even off
After the flower falls off on the stem you still have a really pretty color on the stem has a nice rounded dense Habit to it um really just a nice neat and tidy plant it um you can Shear it back
A lot like your um your NEPA you can Shear it back after those flowers are are done and then you will get a ref flush later on in the summer now this is going to be a shorter Salvia so this is going to
Be really nice either tucked in um between other taller perennials or things in your garden or you can plant them in Mass on the front edge it will be stunning it’s going to be full sun right Salvia
Full sun Hardy in zones 3 to8 and it’s going to be 16 in tall by 20 in wide so not incredibly tall um but it has a nice WI presence to it load of water average needs and it too is deer resistant because
If you’ve ever kind of crushed uh Salvia it too has kind of that minty smell to it so we love that about the pink profusion Salvia next is one that is one I think it’s highly underused I think it’s highly underrated but it is definitely one of my all-time favorite perennials Ascot Rainbow
Euphoria spurge Ascot Rainbow is just just a beautiful mainly foliage it will Bloom but for me it’s very insignificant what we’re concerned about is that beautiful upright foliage on it it’s a very unique variegated foliage where you’ve got some green you’ve got some yellow you’ll have
Some burgundy and some orange depending on you know what the season is has a really kind of a very soft feathery uh leaves to it and again very vertical very upright it is one of those
Plants that when I walk by I have to touch I have to run my fingers through it and also it has a um and I don’t know how to describe this but it’s a very kind of an earthy um musk odor I don’t know
If that would be the right word I personally find it very like soothing and comforting it’s probably is why the rabbits don’t like it because it will and it’s not all the time but it will sometimes give off that fragrance and then of course you know when you cut back your your spurge
And your Euphoria you’ll get a little bit of a milky substance that’s kind of kind of sticky so I’m imagining that the rabbits do not find that very attractive it’s going to be full to part
Sun zones 5 to9 so again very adaptable 20 in tall and wide nice presence in the garden again it too is deer resistant um next is a new aromia on the market this year from Proven Winners I was tring
This last year and I love it it is silver lining emesia so artemesia is a beautiful you again like your Ascot Rainbow you’re going to do it for your foliage it is mainly a foliage plant but ardesia
Has a really silver um silver is the best way to describe it it has a little bit of blue undertones but really a nice silver color to it now Silver Lining has broadly dissected silver leaves that
Are showy from Spring to Fall like I finally had to cut mine back um in gosh it was like late November early December and it has a nice mat rounded low but wide habit that is perfect in All
Seasons right and it like other emesia it doesn’t split open it has that nice tight Habit to it now it will do some yellow flowers that will pop up on it but again you’re mainly getting this perennial
For the foliage color so you will get some yellow flowers on it but just main thing is that you’re looking at that beautiful silver foliage on it the other great thing about the Silver Lining is is that is not going to take over your garden emesia um historically they will send out Runners
Underground and so they will spread that way so they have these Ry zones that will go out and then pop up Silver Lining does not do that it just has a beautiful nice big mound of your roots when I
Cut mine back I cut it all the way back to that main root crown and there were no Runners there were no little babies popping up somewhere else where they should not have been so it is a very
Well- behaved very polite plant in your garden it is going to be full sun it is going to be in zones 4 to 9 16 in tall by 36 in wide low to average water needs it too is deer resistant and then
Last but certainly not least we have a shrub our one shrub this is budia it is the pugster Pinker I dare say it is my favorite uh pugster butterfly bush because Pinker is just has very bright bright
Pink blooms on it now the other pugster are uh also rabbit resistant I just I just like Pinker clearly I do enjoy a good pink color so uh the Pinker has very rich pink flowers there is a
Pugster pink they came out with Pinker because it has Pinker richer flowers and then they’ll have a little tetiny uh bright orange eye in the center of the flower now the pugar we love because they produce these nice big beautiful fullsize blooms on a very compact plant nice dwarf frame it will
Only be 24 in tall by 30 in wide now if you’re going into more of the warmer zones zones CU it’s Hardy in zones 5 to9 with us at an eight um I have noticed that mine probably get more
Of a 3X3 size so the warmer you go maybe going to be a little bit on the larger size so just keep that in mind when you’re placing them into your garden of course butterfly bushes are those continuous Bloomers they continuously are putting on new flowers throughout the season if you want
To dead head you can you don’t have to that’s a total personal preference on that one butterfly bushes are most definitely full sun like I said zones 5 to9 they are deer resistant as well and
They bloom on New Growth so you’re going to want to prune it at the end of winter going into spring and if for some reason maybe you had a really hungry rabbit and it did come through and
It chewed on the on the shrub just a little bit no fret it will rebloom as long as you can keep the rabbit from chewing on it again so that is the list of plants that I was able to research
That were tried andrue rabbit resistant plants I hope that this has been helpful again please put the comments if you have you’re like I know this is a great rabbit resistant plant that people can use all of the plants that I listed today are available on gardening withc Creeks side.com so
You can help over to the website we’ll have it listed for you right here uh and we are doing pre-orders so because it is January right y’all is the middle of January I am not going to be
Sending you plants right now we will send them to you when it is appropriate for your growing zone as always I hope you have found this fun informative and inspirational even for you sweet people who have to deal with rabbits you too can have a beautiful garden uh throughout the entire
Year as always we so appreciate you youall have a great day we’ll see you in the next video B friends
36 Comments
I have a ton of rabbits. I had never had a problem with them eating any of my stuff until last year. They ate my monarda blooms and severely stunted its growth. I plan to replace it this year.
Thankyou I have too many wild bunnies here! By the way, Kniphofia is pronounced nip-HO-fee ya
Lantana, Hibiscus and all plants in the mint family are the only ones my deer and bunnies don’t eat! Enjoyed the video of plants and seeing the production houses getting ready for 2024, thanks’ Gardeningwithcreekside’! Hopefully today’s weather won’t be as bad as Tuesday’s! 🙏❤️
I have rabbits frequently nest in my yard, even with a curious dog. We have 80 acres of woods across the street, rarely bothered by deer, but the rabbits! And voles. This list should help although we have more shade than full sun. My hostas, once they reach a certain size, do not attract the rabbits as much and can take some nibbling. Thank you.
I need a lot of sun-shade or part sun plants.
Thank you for the list! Last season a cute baby bunny mowed down all my daisies 😳 so I may replace them. I love Cat’s Pajamas, it flushes again even when I forget to cut it back. But, I need to get Chartreuse on the loose! We are traveling from Michigan to visit Biltmore House in April and plan on coming to Creekside!!! Looking forward to seeing the signature garden in person 😊.
Hi there! I enjoy all of your videos! Could you make a video of good options for hiding unwanted things in your yard? I am wanting to hide a utility box (maintaining accessibility). I would love to hear some recommendations!
I’ve only seen a few rabbits over the past years. Haven’t noticed any damage from them. Deer are my major problem. This past summer I had voles devastate my front garden bed. All of the hosta died back but did seem to have some resprout. I planted 6 Serendipity Allium along the bed hoping the voles will go away since they don’t like onions. I’m anxious to see how the beds rebound.
I’ve found that using cloaches and other barriers for the first year or two seems to help. I think they may like the plants more when they are young. The deer are another story…
Would appreciate plants for 6b for a combination of shade and sun.
Thank you so much! This is super helpful.
The challenge in our experience is that rabbits strongly prefer our native plants – plants infused into our gardens for our native bees and/or our wildlife (eg berries). That is why we chose instead to develop protective strategies for those plants. IMHO it is important to fence or raise the vegetable garden IMHO. That is the top of their list. Zone 6 NewEngland
I have rabbits in my yard and they seem to be most interested in the clover & wild strawberries in my lawn. Annuals with no damage; Vinca (the flower, not vine!), Pentas, Lantana, Petunias & pansies and violas in the winter.
Good info 👍
Rabbits leave my Brunnera alone. zone 6a
Bliss your heart I know you both have to be so tired. Take care…
Annuals-
Vinca! They don’t touch it!
Perrenials-
Yarrow.nope! My rabbits eat this to the ground!
Rabbits didn’t eat my suncredible sunflower annualz
No rabbits here. Squirrels,cats,I guess I should stay away from that plant that cats like. Thank Jenny.
Does it help deer and rabbit attractive plants to have deer and rabbit resistance plants surrounding them? I'm hoping that I could plant nepeta and salvia thickly around my roses and hydrangea to deter the pests!
Thank you for all the suggestions in this video!
Fortunately, I'm not bothered by deer, though my aunt living a mile away (and near a pond) does see them.
I DO have rabbits.
Last winter, we had so much snow. Our third highest amount on record. In spring, there were so many piles of rabbit pellets it looked like I emptied a big box of Kix cereal in my yard. 😆🤣
As I planned a renovated garden a year ago, I looked for plants that were rabbit-resistent. I was blessed to find so many and I haven't been plagued by the critters. Many were on your list (nepeta, agastache, spurge, and ajuga, sedum, betony stachys).
I can't say that during winter.
Recently, I got up in middle of rhe night to use the restroom and looked out my kitchen window, about 2:00 am. There were two rabbits sitting in my back yard. That's why I always cage up my David Austin roses and blue spruce in the fall. I never need to prune the roses in spring. 😏
This was great are all of these available in the web store, I need these, I have a lot of rabbits 😊 thanks great info
We have rabbits, but they don't eat the plants. They do like to nest in them though. Sometimes they all have their babies at the same time and it looks like we have a rabbit farm in our backyard! We had two Lhasa Apsos who would run away when the rabbits all came out. Scared them half to death. LOL! The new plants look beautiful and some will be incorporated in our backyard! Thanks so much!
Love your channel! I know you are talking rabbit resistant perennials but a lovely and fragrant annual is sweet allysum. Jan in Plymouth Massachusetts
Oh yeah I need some of everything for my new borders that I’m working on this Spring🤪 Love everything !!!❤❤❤
Oooo could u guys do one about plants good for handling dogs peeing on them? Struggling to keep my dog from killing my shrubs!
Love you did this! Annuals I have never had super vista petunias bothered nor verbena. The rabbits never bother my hydrangeas either. Have a great week!
Hi 👋 Jenny
We have rabbits and armadillos.. between the two of them my panties/violas have been eaten up and thrown across the yard.. but they leave snapdragons alone 🤷🏼♀️ Neither have touched Stoke’s Aster, Daisy May, Salvia Greggii, Clethra, & Superbena. I think I’ll try Alliums & nepeta next! My back n black sedum & Aronia will need netting.. bunnies wouldn’t let them grow an inch last year.
This lady really knows her plants. While I'm stuck at home in the middle of a blizzard {Nebraska} and can't go to work, I'm craving the beautiful flowers and dreaming of summer colors. I'm learning so much and taking notes of what I need to order. Thank You Jenny for educating us on the plant habits and how to care for them.
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The rabbits keep eating the yarrow. I had to put chicken wire cages around them. For shaded areas I’ve use pulmonaria , brunnera and hardy geraniums. Annuals I tried this year that they didn’t eat were zinnias, annual salvia, marigolds and snapdragons.
I live in central NC, and we have a large population of rabbits in our neighborhood that do plenty of plant damage. Some plants that rabbits have not eaten in my yard are Abelia, Illicium, Camellia, Veronica (Speedwell), Oxalis triangularis (Purple shamrock), Lantana, Dusty Miller (Jacobaea maritima), and Nandina. However, they have eaten Loropetalum, Everillo Carex, Azalea, and Coneflower which they are "not supposed to" like.
What I find works in my garden, that the rabbits and groundhogs stay away from because they are poisonous, are daffodils, larkspur, and mountain laurels . I put allium’s in the ground this fall, so glad to see those on your list. Gives me hope. Thanks for the list. I will be coming to see you in the spring to get a few of the plants on your list.
http://www.springwoodgardens.com/images/welcomecenter.jpg. Female hybridizer of most of Proven Winners hemerocallis daylilies from MIN. Carol Emmerich
Thanks Jenny for the video. Love the information format and your energy!
Hello I am in zone 5 or 6 in Indiana and would love to know a list of flowers that bloom in the fall for an Oct wedding. My daughter is planning her wedding for Oct 2025. Thank you