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Daily: 8 am – 3:45 pm
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When other food sources are scarce or unavailable, deer will feed on any food source that they can find. With the ever-growing deer population, this has become a major problem for gardeners.
There are many at-home remedies you could try to solve this problem, but most have proven to be completely ineffective. There are many methods for keeping deer out, but planting shrubs gives you the opportunity to add more interest to your landscape.
Deer are deterred by fragrance, texture, or a combination of both. The smell of Viburnum is discouraging for these woodland creatures. They also do not like to eat needle-like foliage or thorns, but these textures can add amazing interest to your garden!
Keep your plants protected and thriving by taking away the threat of deer damage. Deer-resistant shrubs will deter these woodland creatures from destroying the beautiful landscape that you have worked so hard to create. Speak with our plant experts today to keep deer out of your dream garden!
Pieris is a great deer-resistant plant that will produce stunning bell-shaped pink or white flowers in spring. During colder months, it has beautiful dark green foliage. This broadleaf evergreen variety loves shaded areas and moist, but well-draining soil.
Boxwoods are slow-growing evergreen shrubs with small dark green leaves. Some varieties turn bronze in winter, while others stay green. They grow in sun or part shade and prefer moist, well-draining soil. Boxwoods can be trimmed into a hedge or left untrimmed.
Juniper shrubs are excellent, easy-to-grow, low-maintenance shrubs! While they prefer full sun and well-drained soil, these evergreens will do well in many different soil conditions. They are also drought-tolerant. You can enjoy your juniper shrubs as ground covers or even as container plants!
There are many species of this flowering shrub, each with a unique look. It produces berries loved by birds but not deer, making it a great deer-resistant option. Viburnums are low-maintenance, needing regular watering, well-draining soil, and full sun.
For decades, Nandina domestica (Heavenly Bamboo) has been a go-to shrub for foundation plantings in landscapes across Maryland. It’s easy to see the appeal: this evergreen holds its structure through winter, its foliage turns shades of red, orange, and purple in the cold months, and it produces clusters of bright…
The Maryland Department of Agriculture (MDA) has been steadily expanding the state’s Prohibited Invasive Plant List. As of July 1, 2026, the Maryland Department of Agriculture has placed new restrictions regarding several popular landscape plants, including English Ivy, Chinese Mahonia, Maiden Grass (Miscanthus), Chocolate Vine (Akebia quinata), Fountain Grass (Pennisetum),…
Crape Myrtles are among the most popular flowering trees and shrubs for home landscapes, known for their vibrant summer blooms, distinctive bark, and stunning fall color. This complete guide will help you pick the best variety for you and provide tips on pruning, watering, and preventive maintenance to help you…
