Rabbit Resistant Plants

A versatile ornamental grass with purplish plumes and deep green foliage. 

A spectacular fall blooming Camellia with white flowers that persist until early winter.

Low growing evergreen shrub with blue-green foliage and red witch-hazel like flowers.

This Distylium selection has improved cold hardiness. It has a compact habit and small leaves making it great for foundations.

A great evergreen foundation shrub that produces red, witch-hazel like flowers.

An excellent Distylium with a mounding habit. Features dark blue-green foliage and red flowers.

This upright selection of Distylium is perfect for foundation plantings.

Cascading Distylium that flowers in late winter.

A dwarf Joe Pye Weed with purple flowers. Exceptional rain garden and meadow plant for attracting pollinators.

An easy-to-grow perennial with the ability to withstand the toughest of harsh growing conditions.

An easy-to-grow perennial with ability to withstand the toughest of harsh growing conditions.

An excellent native alternative to the Boxwood, Gem Box Inkberry forms a dense, mounding shrub.

Needs pollinator for female flowers to produce pea-sized black fruit.

This is a female selection and will need male pollinator for berry production.

This is a female selection and will need male pollinator for berry production.

Bright red berries mature in the fall and persist into winter.

Bright yellow foliage makes this native anise stand out in a shady or part shady location.

Beautiful star shaped pink flowers adorn this deer resistant evergreen shrub.

Strong vertical, variegated foliage is great contrast to other perennials with horizontal habit.

This is a very clean, front yard tree.

Tolerates heat, humidity and drought.

A superb ground cover for part shady gardens.

Easy-to-grow edging or ground cover.

Vigorous ground cover with lavender flowers followed by black berries. 

Very effective variegated foliage used as an accent with green plants.

Grass adds an elegant, fine-textured accent no matter where it is planted.

Eye-catching bursts of color when this grass is in full bloom.

Creates a visual impact when in full bloom. Adapts very well to the heat of summer and to dry, poor soils.

A popular favorite for the perennial border.

A popular favorite for the perennial border.

Native deciduous azalea that grows well in sandy soil areas.

A good shrub to naturalize in the woodland garden.

Tolerates some heat and sun.

Great color and a real showstopper.

This native, deciduous azalea can tolerate wet soil.

Vibrant and colorful grass. White and green summer foliage turns to shades of pink and purple in the fall.

Pinch in mid-summer to keep plant from splitting

Divide every 3-5 years.

This native clumping grass can be used as a matrix planting for a meadow or prairie, or even a lawn substitute.

Referred to as a rabbiteye blueberry, this variety is popular for growing in the south.

Edible flowering shrub.

Referred to as a rabbiteye blueberry, this variety is popular for growing in the south.

Referred to as a rabbiteye blueberry, this variety is popular for growing in the south.

Variegated Yucca filamentosa adds color to a drought tolerant border.