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    Deer Proof Classic

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    When deer are eating your garden down to the ground, try a different approach. This EZ Scape™ is comprised with plants that deer have reliably been observed to leave alone. The trio looks handsome together all throughout the season, easily checking the boxes for spring flowers, summer flowers, and evergreen foliage all throughout the year. It’s easy on the eyes and on the wallet, as you won’t have to worry about deer killing the plants and replacing them.

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    Deer Resistant in the Shade #1

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    Use this foliage centric shade recipe to keep your garden glamorous and the deer at bay. Begin with the silver foliage of Jack of Diamonds Brunnera, an early flowering perennial which will produce airy sprays of forget-me-not-like flowers in early spring. Next add in the dark fronds of Heaven Scent Polemonium, which will show early burgundy foliage color followed by fragrant clusters of blue flowers in late spring. DOLCE® Heuchera will add constant foliage color from spring through autumn (and later as they are semi-evergreen). Tall scapes of flowers appear in summer for added interest.

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    Deer Resistant in the Shade #2

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    Use this foliage centric shade recipe to keep your garden glamorous and the deer at bay. Begin with the silver speckled foliage of Pink-a-Blue Pulmonaria and Jack of Diamonds Brunnera; these are early flowering perennials that will wake up early in spring and give you immediate returns. After the flowers fade, the leaves will hold interest through summer and into fall. DRESSED UP® Heuchera will add constant foliage color from spring through autumn (and later as they are semi-evergreen). Tall scapes of flowers appear in summer for added interest.

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    Deer Resistant Sunscape #1

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    Use this simple sun loving combo of plants to get season long interest with minimal deer disturbance. This recipe matches fine foliage textures of varying colors and successive bloom times. ‘Cat’s Pajamas’ Nepeta will get things going in late spring with long spikes of purple-blue flowers. Cutting back after bloom will ensure rebloom through the rest of the year. ‘Serendipity’ Allium will come next in midsummer, with globes of rosy purple flowers that will turn into decorative seedheads by fall. The PRAIRIE WINDS® Ornamental Grass will take center stage to close the year with strong fall and winter presence.

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    Deer Resistant Sunscape #2

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    Deer resistance really can be this colorful without doing too much work. ‘Cat’s Pajamas’ Catmint and Paint the Town Dianthus lead the way in spring with brilliant complementing displays of purple and pink flowers. Both plants will rebloom throughout the summer, with ‘Cat’s Pajamas’ having stronger secondary blooms. Athena Gold™ will provide a burst of late summer color and bring the combo through to the end of the season. Use the fantastic foliage of DRESSED UP® Heuchera as a constant source of color all season long.

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    Deer Resistant Sunscape #3

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    Use this recipe to load your garden with color and deer resistance. Storm Cloud Bluestar and DECADENCE® Baptisia will lead the way in spring with complementing clusters of star-shaped blooms and tall flower spikes. Underplant these two stately perennials with a mixture of Cat’s Pajamas Catmint and PRIMO® Heuchera. The rounded mound of blue from Cat’s Pajamas will be strongest in late spring with rebloom through the rest of the season. PRIMO® Heuchera will be constant foliar color from the beginning of spring, with semi-evergreen leaves adding winter interest.

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    Deer Resistant Sunscape #4

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    Use this simple sun loving combo of plants to get season long interest with minimal deer disturbance. This recipe matches fine foliage textures of varying colors and successive bloom times. ‘Cat’s Pajamas’ Nepeta will get things going in late spring with long spikes of purple-blue flowers. Cutting back after bloom will ensure rebloom through the rest of the year. ‘Serendipity’ Allium will come next in midsummer, with globes of rosy purple flowers that will turn into decorative seedheads by fall. PYROMANIA® Red Hot Poker support the recipe with grass-like foliage to start the season, before adding tall flower spikes in midsummer.

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    Deer Resistant Sunscape #5

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    Get long stretches of flower color out of this simple perennial combo while deterring deer browsing in your garden. ‘Cat’s Pajamas’ and ‘Pink Diamonds’ will beging showing color in spring. ‘Pink Diamonds’ will bloom continuously until fall, while ‘Cat’s Pajamas’ can bloom for the same duration if trimmed back. PYROMANIA® Kniphofia will begin to flower in early summer and persist for many weeks. The rest of the growing season Kniphofia will contribute with attractive grass-like foliage.

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    Durable & Deer Resistant

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    Build a landscape for tough sites, capable of surviving animal browsing with this plant mix. Sprinter® Boxwood anchors the scene in early spring while Happy Face® Potentilla mix in early season blooms. Late spring, ‘Cat’s Pajamas’ will blanket garden borders in numerous indigo flowers. Soon after in early summer, Firefly Achillea lifts brightly colored umbels like landing pads above the foliage. Midsummer, lavender-pink globes of Allium ‘Serendipity’ punctuate the composition, mingling with reblooming nepeta and persistent potentilla. Sprinter® boxwood’s evergreen bones carry the garden into winter.

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    Low Maintenance Sunscape #1

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    This recipe pairs dependable perennials that deliver color and structure with minimal fuss. ‘Catwalk Queen’ Catmint kicks things off in late spring with clouds of soft blooms and tidy, resilient foliage. MAGIC SHOW® Veronica follows with spikes of pollinator‑friendly flowers that add early summer interest. As the season heats up, ‘All the Buzz’ Allium and ‘Treasure Trove’ Black‑Eyed Susan provide long‑lasting color on upright plants. Together, these hardy performers create a polished, low‑maintenance planting that looks great from early summer well into the season – perfect for gardeners who want beauty without the work.

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    Low Maintenance Sunscape #2

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    This low maintenance landscape mix delivers bold presence with plants that do the work for you. COLOR SPIRES® Perennial Salvia opens the season with vivid spikes and tidy form. As the heat ramps up, ‘Treasure Trove’ Black‑Eyed Susan brings cheerful, golden color. SUMMERIFIC® Hardy Hibiscus takes the spotlight in late summer with oversized, tropical‑style blooms that make a big statement with little effort. PRAIRIE WINDS® Ornamental Grasses round out the combo, adding movement, texture, and four‑season interest with minimal upkeep. Together, these reliable performers create a striking, carefree planting that stays attractive from early summer into fall.

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    No Thank You Deer #1

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    Use this simple sun loving combo of plants to get season long interest with minimal deer disturbance. This recipe matches fine foliage textures of varying colors and successive bloom times. Low growing MAGIC SHOW® Veronica will begin blooming in late spring and continue throughout the summer. SUMMERIFIC® Hibiscus will burst onto the scene with massive pinwheel-like flowers. Steady through the season, the decorative seedheads of the PRAIRIE WINDS® Ornamental Grass will provide fall and winter interest if not cut back.

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    No Thank You Deer #2

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    Use this simple sun loving combo of plants to get season long interest with minimal deer disturbance. ‘Heaven Scent’ Polemonium and ‘Storm Cloud’ Blue Star (Amsonia) will be up first in spring, showing color in late spring to early summer. TOTALLY STOKED™ Stokes’ Aster will bloom in midsummer to extend color. PRAIRIE WINDS® Ornamental Grasses will fill in through summer with fine texture before appearing with elegant seedheads in fall. If left standing, PRAIRIE WINDS® Grasses will provide winter interest.

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    No Thank You Deer #3

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    This recipe combines rugged beauty with plants deer tend to pass by, making it ideal for worry‑free gardening. ‘Silver Lining’ Artemisia sets the tone early with silvery, aromatic foliage that adds softness and contrast all season. ‘Summer Serenade’ Lavandula and Firefly Achillea follow with waves of fragrant, nectar‑rich blooms that thrive in sun and dry conditions. As summer progresses, PRAIRIE WINDS® Ornamental Grasses bring graceful movement, texture, and lasting structure well into fall and winter. Together, these tough, deer‑resistant perennials create a low‑maintenance planting that stays attractive, balanced, and resilient from early summer through the changing seasons.

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    No Thank You Deer #4

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    This critter resistant blend delivers dependable color and structure with perennials deer typically avoid. Profusion Perennial Salvia starts the season with vibrant flower spikes and tidy, aromatic foliage. ‘Serendipity’ Allium follows with rounded, mid‑summer blooms that add strong form and pollinator appeal. As summer peaks, ‘Treasure Trove’ Black‑Eyed Susan brings long‑lasting golden color and rugged performance. PRAIRIE WINDS® Ornamental Grasses complete the combination, adding movement, texture, and lasting interest into fall and winter. Together, these tough, deer‑resistant plants create an attractive, low‑maintenance planting that stays reliable and beautiful throughout the growing season.

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    Pollinator Combo for the South #2

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    Help your garden endure hot summer days with plants that beat the heat. KALEIDOSCOPE™ Delosperma will provide a season long groundcover, with flowers in late spring and early summer. ART & SOL® Mangave will anchor this combination, with long lasting, fantastic foliage. PYROMANIA® Red Hot Poker are next with tall spikes of brightly colored flowers. MEANT TO BEE® Agastache will add late season interest with late summer and fall blooms.

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