Do Deer Eat Crepe Myrtles
They Are Winter Hardy in U. S. Department of Agriculture Plant Hardiness Zones 7 to 9. Though the Hungriest Deer Will Eat Plants Not Characteristic of Its...
They are winter hardy in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 7 to 9. Though the hungriest deer will eat plants not characteristic of its regular diet, deer will seldom eat any variety of crape myrtle.
Is crape myrtle deer resistant?
Rutgers University has categorized crape myrtles as “Seldom Severely Damaged” by deer. Likewise, the University of California’s Marin Master Gardeners list crape myrtles as “Seldom Damaged” in their deer-resistance list. Deer don’t feast on crape myrtles even occasionally, let alone by habit.
Will deer eat Myrtle?
Creeping myrtle or periwinkle vinca vine: Vinca minor is a perennial ground cover widely used as a grass substitute in lawn areas and effective in deer control. Grown in zones 4 to 8, creeping myrtle requires good drainage.
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