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Deer Resistant Species
Few plants are completely deer resistant. Several factors influence deer browsing including the density of the deer population, environmental conditions such as drought, and plant palatability. Deer tend to avoid plants with aromatic foliage, tough leathery and/or hairy or prickly leaves or plants with milky latex or sap. Try using some of the plants listed here to minimize deer damage to your landscape.| scientific name | common name(s) | image gallery |
| Ambrosia ×helenae | Ragweed Helen Ragweed | |
| Amelanchier humilis | Low Serviceberry Low Shadblow | |
| Amaranthus hybridus | Slim Amaranth | |
| Amelanchier interior | Pacific Serviceberry | |
| Amelanchier ×intermedia | Intermediate Serviceberry Intermediate Shadbush | |
| Amelanchier laevis | Allegheny Serviceberry Allegheny Service-berry Serviceberry | |
| Amsinckia lycopsoides | Tarweed Fiddleneck Bugloss Fiddleneck | |
| Amsinckia menziesii | Menzies' Fiddleneck Common Fiddleneck Rigid Fiddleneck Smallflower Fiddleneck Small Flowered Fiddleneck Rigid Fiddleneck Rancher's Fiddleneck | |
| Amsinckia menziesii var. intermedia | Common Fiddleneck Intermediate Fiddleneck | |
| Amianthium muscitoxicum | Fly Poison Crow Poison | |
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