Recommended Plants for IBK
These are some of the Village of Innsbrook Garden Club's favorite plants.
These plants have been tested in our own Innsbrook gardens that have proved themselves to be
survivors.
To learn more about these plants see "Missouri Botanical Garden ("http://www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/) Website
Remember: “If you don’t water them the first year, they will die."
To learn more about these plants see "Missouri Botanical Garden ("http://www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/) Website
Remember: “If you don’t water them the first year, they will die."
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Golden Rag Wort (Packera aurea)
Half day sun to full shade. Deer resistant. Good ground cover. For more information click on Missouri Botanical Garden Website |
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Siberian Bugloss
(Brunnera macrophylla) Full shade to light sun, deer resistant, good shade plant. For more information click on Missouri Botanical Garden Website |
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Hardy Fern
(Cyrtomium fortunei) Full shade, deer don’t eat ferns For more information click on Missouri Botanical Garden Website |
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Cinnamon Fern
(Osmundastrum Cinnamomeum) Full shade, deer don’t eat ferns For more information click on Missouri Botanical Garden Website |
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Crocosmia "Lucifer"
(Crocosmia) Deer and rabbit resistant For more information click on Perennials Website |
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Lenten Rose "Honeymoon Mix"
(Helleborus Orientalis) Part shade to full shade. Poisonous to deer For more information click on Missouri Botanical Garden Website |
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Obedient Plant
(Physostegia virginiana) Tolerant to deer, sometimes they will nibble them. Full sun For more information click on Missouri Botanical Garden Website |
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Golden Tansy
(Tanacetum vulgare) Herb, full sun to part shade. The deer don’t like this one. Little yellow flowers late summer and moderate spreader. It will takeover a space if you want it to and let it. For more information click on Missouri Botanical Garden Website |
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Leopard Plant
(Ligularia “The Rocket”) part to full shade, some deer eat them and some don’t. If you spray them you will really love the result. For more information click on Missouri Botanical Garden Website |
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Bleeding Heart 'Adrian Bloom' Lime Green Foliage
(Dicentra) Part shade, the deer have not eaten mine in three years. For more information click on Missouri Botanical Garden Website |
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Yellow Loosestrife "Golden Alexander"
(Lysimachia Punctata) Full sun to part shade, this is not the invasive type of Loosestrife, we have one resident who has had good luck with the deer with this plant. Very controllable spreader. For more information click on Missouri Botanical Garden Website |
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Giant Blue Salvia 'Blue Cloud'
(Salvia azurea) Full sun, moderate but controllable spreader. Deer resistant. For more information click on Missouri Botanical Garden Website |
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Borage
(Borago officinalis) Full sun to some shade, deer tolerant. For more information click on Missouri Botanical Garden Website |
